Commonwealth Bank has hired 219 technology graduates, its largest cohort to date, which is up 81 per cent on last year.
The grads rotate to different assignments during the 18-month program , which is designed to build their technical capability and core skills.
“It hasn’t been as competitive in the last six months, but I would say good tech people have a choice.” “I realised I was severely lacking the experience of what it was like to work in a software engineering company that was on the scale of CommBank.”
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