Wolverine Trading Interview Questions

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I applied online. I interviewed at Wolverine Trading (Chicago, IL) in August 2017.

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the interview was supposed to be 3 hours. first hour I was asked four logical questions. and let me tell you one of them was hard and was meant to see your ability to think on your feet. I answered all of them correctly, but let me tell you I was wondering if I had applied for a rocket ship design position for NASA. before the interview, I had a technical phone interview where the same person asked me all different kind of technical question to which I had mostly correct answers. then come the fun part, and this position is for 2 years experience only. he handed me a paper, I needed to create an entire MVC application with so many requirements that needed to be done in one hour, what do I do on a daily basis in my current job? I work with MVC applications. quite frankly I thought that was not right. the process was made to be very difficult. and then after that there was going to be another hour of more testing. I said to myself this isn't Microsoft and it isn't Apple nor Google to accept all of this. and I had gotten 4 offers in the past few months alone so I know my worth well. so I decided on the spot that I ain't wasting my time with them, so I cut it short and I said that I didn't want to go on with their ridiculous process. they can hire offshore which is why they make the hiring process very difficult to comprehend. not sure why I graduated with 3.9 GPA, and have 3 years of experience on my hand if I am going to go through tedious testing like this ... I they have no wise judgement system... why should I work with them !!! glad I made that choice of not going forward.

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Application

I applied online. The process took a week. I interviewed at Wolverine Trading.

Interview

Applied online and was scheduled for a phone interview. Was mostly questioned about my background and reasons for pursuing the job. Was asked a question about rolling a die (see other interviewee's reviews). Phone interview lasted a total of about 15 minutes. I may be biased, but it felt as if the interviewer never really had the intention of learning about me as a candidate.

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I applied through college or university. I interviewed at Wolverine Trading.

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Was asked about the contents of my resume and then gave me a simple coding problem and 20 minutes to do it. I managed to pass most but not all test cases. I was then given some background about the company and a chance to ask questions. Overall, it was a pretty chill interview and I'm sad I didn't make it further.

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Application

I applied through college or university. The process took 5 days. I interviewed at Wolverine Trading (Champaign, IL) in February 2017.

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There was a career fair on campus that I went to and they asked me a couple of basic computer science questions. The next day they gave me a coding challenge in one of the buildings on campus

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I applied through college or university. I interviewed at Wolverine Trading.

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The interviewer was very friendly and easy to talk to. They spent some time asking about my interests and some of the projects I was working on. They were very informative about the types of projects and situations you would be working with.

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I applied through college or university. I interviewed at Wolverine Trading.

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I got the interview after I talked to recruiters at the career fair. I had an on campus interview where they asked a few technical questions and questions about my resume and experience in general. They then invited me to an interview onsite in Chicago with a coding challenge and some more technical questions. The questions were very difficult at the time, and very heavy on data structures.

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Application

I applied online. The process took 1+ week. I interviewed at Wolverine Trading (Chicago, IL) in May 2016.

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I applied online through their website. They got back to me pretty quickly and scheduled an initial phone screen. The interview started out by asking me about my prior work experience and then went straight into technical questions. Took about 30 minutes. After that it took a day for them to get back to me with their decision.

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Application

I applied through a recruiter. The process took 1+ week. I interviewed at Wolverine Trading (Chicago, IL) in April 2016.

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I was given a code challenge, which is quite difficult since you needed to find an O(n) solution. After that I had an hour long phone interview, which I thought went well. It was mostly data structure (hash map), multi-threading, behavioral and C++. Practice hard questions in algorithm section in hacker rank for the challenge section. Read up hash table, collision handling mechanism. Multi threading basics and how to implement lock free hash-maps. Also do your research about the company and feel free to ask questions.

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Application

I applied through an employee referral. The process took 1+ week. I interviewed at Wolverine Trading (Chicago, IL) in February 2016.

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Overall experience was very positive. Interview was informal but technical. The technical depth of the interviewers gave me a good feeling about the quality of the engineers they employ. A small panel of engineers asked questions about my background for about half an hour, as I gave examples of relevant accomplishments. The atmosphere was relaxed, but kept right to the point.

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Application

I applied through a staffing agency. The process took a week. I interviewed at Wolverine Trading (Chicago, IL) in February 2016.

Interview

The interview process was smooth. After a telephonic conversation with me regarding my previous company projects and work , they gave me a work assignment .After having reviewed the assignment, I was called for an on-site interview comprising of multiple level interviews with various teams . The people were very cordial and explained me about their company culture. It was not a tumultuous process and I would rate it a very positive experience.

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