It's hard to complain about the benefits offered at Fidelity. They offer 23 days PTO, 11 paid holidays, good health insurance, and a myriad of other benefits that make life very comfortable. My team is very chill, and to be brutally honest, I do not have to work all that hard to complete the work that is expected of me each sprint.
Pay is lower compared with similar job titles with similar years of experience. It's hard not to feel like a small cog in a big machine, and that nothing that you do or do not do will ultimately have that much of an impact.
A brief phone interview followed by two video interviews, one technical and the other behavioral. The entire process was facilitated by a recruiter I met at my university's career fair.
First Round: HR - salary, visa-related questions. Second Round: Panel - SQL questions and many scenario-based questions, such as "second highest salary" and "what my current data pipeline design looked like." The HR said they would get back in one
The initial process had an online exam with negative marking. Then it was followed by three rounds of interview: * Technical interview * Behavioural interview * HR Round The initial process had an online exam with negative marking. Then it was fo
A brief phone interview followed by two video interviews, one technical and the other behavioral. The entire process was facilitated by a recruiter I met at my university's career fair.
First Round: HR - salary, visa-related questions. Second Round: Panel - SQL questions and many scenario-based questions, such as "second highest salary" and "what my current data pipeline design looked like." The HR said they would get back in one
The initial process had an online exam with negative marking. Then it was followed by three rounds of interview: * Technical interview * Behavioural interview * HR Round The initial process had an online exam with negative marking. Then it was fo