I did the coding assessment, and it was easy and medium. Dynamic programming. I also did the math test, including linear algebra, discreet math, and probability. It was relatively easy, and I passed all but one case, however, I was not asked for the hire vue

Goldman Sachs reps came to my college and I talked to them in person and they told me I should apply. I did. Then I had a hackerrank challenge (I don't remember what my questions were, but they were Easy-Med (probably moreso on the easy side) leetcode style questions) After that I had a hirevue video interview. Basically some pre-recorded person asks a question and you have a few seconds to prepare before the camera is on you and you give your answer. My advice, is try your best to act as though you're talking to a person because it can feel a bit awkward sometimes. Look in the camera, make sure it's quiet in the background and you have good lighting, have comfortable body language, speak clearly, and address the question directly (don't talk in circles or ramble bc it's limited time. you can always end the answer early, but you can't get more time) Then I was invited to Dallas for the "Super Day" when a bunch of people come to the office for interviews. There was me and three other people, and we all went into different rooms at the start of our interview. I had two 50min interviews. Both interviews had two people tag-team interviewing me. The first one was more behavioral, "walk me through your resume" or "tell me about a time when..." type questions. The next one was more technical. I got four questions back-to-back in that one. They were all easy-med leetcode type questions except for the first one. I've listed them below. All of my interviewers were pretty nice. Especially the technical interviewers (which I was most scared of), because they were really good about giving me hints like saying "hmm, I don't think you're quite done. Is there anything else you can think of. Maybe consider this thing.." when I was getting stuck, and saying things like "yes. excellent. brilliant" as I was going in the right direction. Not sure if that's something everyone will experience though, I've unfortunately seen reports on glassdoor of some condescending interviewers - I'm thankful to not have gotten any. I literally got out of the interview like 2hrs ago, and I don't get details about an offer until 3 weeks out. So I'm gonna say I didn't get an offer just in case I can't change it later lol.