Great work/life balance. Great co-workers. There are moments where you can learn a lot, and working in a global organization has great benefits.
Bonuses are really good, along with profit sharing. Shares are harder to come by, which is a shame.
A very political organization. The leadership of the technology organization is more concerned about their own personal gain instead of actual technology, and makes decisions at the expense of actual development. Too many roles, making it hard to get anything done in a reasonable amount of time.
30-minute behavioral and 30-minute technical interview after a phone screening. Fairly simple: Who are you, what's your background, teamwork, projects. Overall, more conversational than anything. The entire process was lengthy because the VP who need
The recruiter reached out to me over the phone and asked if I was interested in the role of IC, since I am an Engineering Manager at present. I was absolutely fine, as the role was purely technical and something I wanted to pursue. After two technica
I was recommended to Fidelity by a friend of mine who is a current employee. I was contacted by a recruiter who asked me to give my availability for an interview with the engineering manager. The interview was scheduled for a few days later. I was
30-minute behavioral and 30-minute technical interview after a phone screening. Fairly simple: Who are you, what's your background, teamwork, projects. Overall, more conversational than anything. The entire process was lengthy because the VP who need
The recruiter reached out to me over the phone and asked if I was interested in the role of IC, since I am an Engineering Manager at present. I was absolutely fine, as the role was purely technical and something I wanted to pursue. After two technica
I was recommended to Fidelity by a friend of mine who is a current employee. I was contacted by a recruiter who asked me to give my availability for an interview with the engineering manager. The interview was scheduled for a few days later. I was