Initial tech screening it went pretty. Its all basic coding questions and interviewer was polite and guided me along the interview. It was one hour of screening couple of questions related to project then moved to coding.
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Solicité el puesto a través de una agencia de empleo. Acudí a una entrevista en Goldman Sachs en ene 2024
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The Goldman Sachs interview process was quite structured and intellectually stimulating. It began with an online assessment that tested both my coding abilities and core CS fundamentals through MCQs. The coding questions were moderately tough, focusing on dynamic programming and graph traversal. After clearing the OA, I was shortlisted for two technical rounds. Each round involved deep problem-solving sessions — one on binary trees and recursion, and the other included bit manipulation and system design. The interviewers were friendly but thorough, probing into edge cases and complexity. They also asked conceptual questions on DBMS, OS, and OOP. Overall, it felt more like a thoughtful discussion than a grilling — they wanted to assess my understanding, not just my speed.
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Pregunta 1
In Round 1:
First, I was asked to introduce myself and talk about a project from my resume — I chose one where I used machine learning.
Then they gave me a coding question on binary trees — something like finding the diameter of the tree.
I also had to optimize it and explain the recursion tree.
Some follow-up on time and space complexity, and whether it could be done iteratively.
In Round 2:
They started with a bit manipulation question — had to find the unique number in an array where every other number occurred thrice.
Then we switched to OOP design — they asked me to design a mini Library Management System and focus on class responsibilities, methods, and how to make it extensible.
At the end, they asked some DBMS concepts — difference between clustered and non-clustered indexes and a bit on transaction isolation levels.
Solicité el puesto a través de la recomendación de un empleado. El proceso duró 2 semanas. Acudí a una entrevista en Goldman Sachs (Dallas, TX) en ene 2026
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The process started with a CoderPad technical round conducted remotely. The interview consisted of two coding problems with a time constraint. The first problem was a straightforward algorithmic question involving array manipulation and search, which I solved completely. The second problem involved graph traversal and cycle detection — I had the correct approach worked out but ran out of time to fully implement it. The interviewers were professional and the platform worked smoothly. Overall a standard technical screen for a large financial firm, though the time pressure was significant. Received a rejection email about a week after the interview.
Acudí a una entrevista en Goldman Sachs (Gurgaon, Haryana)
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They asked me one SDE question and asked me to explain one of my projects ....The interviewer provided many hints throughout the interview and was very helpful. my friends were also asked modetate questions