it was 45 minutes interview. I was java mostly Java based question. Questions were hard. Beginning was little easier but as time passed they asked more hard questions. Finally they asked if i have any question to ask them. Two interviewer took my interview
Candidatei-me por meio de uma faculdade ou universidade. O processo levou 2 dias. Fui entrevistado pela Citi (Chennai) em nov. de 2024
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Aptitude followed interview rounds and most of pythons and java and hr on the telephonic , you have to prepare either python or java anyone based programming and project explanation in the interview
Fiz uma entrevista na empresa Citi (Londres, Inglaterra).
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Applied at beginning of April and received a Codality a week later after screening. Had the first round interview and HR called right after the interview for next round to be held next week. But I received no interview invitation later, so followed up with HR and they changed their mind to postpone their decision. No responds until I followed up again a few weeks later. Surprisingly, got passed and did the final round. Followed up again and application on hold (likely it's a rejection). HR was slow overall.
Candidatei-me por meio de uma agência de recrutamento. Fui entrevistado pela Citi (Irving, TX) em jun. de 2022
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You’ll typically have one or more interviews with engineers or technical managers. These interviews focus on your knowledge of programming languages (such as Java, SQL, Spring), frameworks, system design, and problem-solving abilities. You might also be asked about your past projects, technologies you’ve worked with, and experiences in agile development.
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One key thing Citibank often asks about during interviews, especially for technical roles, is how you've applied your problem-solving skills in real-world scenarios. This might involve discussing past projects where you've used technologies like Java, SQL, or Spring Framework to solve complex issues, improve systems, or streamline processes. They want to know not only what technologies you know, but also how you’ve effectively used them to deliver results, often tying back to real business problems or improving customer experiences.