I applied through college or university. I interviewed at The Jonah Group
Interview
In-person, pen and paper. They ask you programming questions and you explain to them onsite. CFO and one developer on site. Nice talk. 30 minutes long. Email tells you not ok.
I applied online. I interviewed at The Jonah Group
Interview
First round was phone interview. This was simple with basic questions.
Second round was written test in their premises. They give their laptop and we need to write a code in IDE for the questions given in the question paper
I applied online. The process took 5 weeks. I interviewed at The Jonah Group (Toronto, ON) in Sep 2014
Interview
After applying online I was contacted for a phone interview after two weeks.
Phone interview lasted about an hour, mostly behavioral and some questions about technical history and interests.
Was invited in for a coding interview the following week. Coding challenge involved choosing one of three coding problems of variable complexity and difficulty and run through command line. Coding challenges are easy enough for new grads. Alone in a room, no internet with only the Java docs available.
After another week was invited back in for an in-person technical interview.
Interview began with some general questions about resume.
Then you are presented with a problem and large hypothetical set of data.
You are then asked to do some white board coding while they ask you questions about the design of your solution. They try to look for gaps in your knowledge and reasoning and for errors in your code.
Will also ask about Java characteristics and fundamentals.