Benefits, compensation, people, and the opportunity to learn new things.
Large company, politics, and cost pressures.
Very slow interview process. I applied online and eventually got invited to their office in Durham, which I drove to. I felt like the interview went well, and then I never heard a response, even when I called and emailed. They said I'd have a respons
Basic behavioral questions and the interviewer was very kind throughout. The coding part was mainly a review of my previous work. At no point did I feel anxious, and I felt confident that I was given the opportunity to show the best of myself.
3 interviews: 1 with recruiter (behavioral), 2 (one behavioral and one technical). Super nice, a previous college alumnus showed me around the office and spoke about the culture and career at Fidelity. Then I had my 2 interviews, back to back. They
Very slow interview process. I applied online and eventually got invited to their office in Durham, which I drove to. I felt like the interview went well, and then I never heard a response, even when I called and emailed. They said I'd have a respons
Basic behavioral questions and the interviewer was very kind throughout. The coding part was mainly a review of my previous work. At no point did I feel anxious, and I felt confident that I was given the opportunity to show the best of myself.
3 interviews: 1 with recruiter (behavioral), 2 (one behavioral and one technical). Super nice, a previous college alumnus showed me around the office and spoke about the culture and career at Fidelity. Then I had my 2 interviews, back to back. They