Fidelity, as a company, is a good organization.
Good reputation.
Salary: OK.
No work-life balance.
Managers here are not professional. They work for themselves and not for the team. There is no credit for work. Everyone wants to save their own... The directors also do not understand your concerns. If a manager says something, the director and HR abide by them. They play games and can play with your career for personal grudges.
There should be ways to share and actually take feedback for managers as well.
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
Waste of time, you are just a number. About a month to receive and do HireVue video answers for 7 Java/JavaScript questions (design patterns, microservices, abstract classes, ===). Then a few weeks later, an hour-long Zoom interview with 4 managers
I had the usual call with HR, then a phone interview with the Hiring Manager. I then had a face-to-face interview with staff members, the Hiring Manager, and then another Peer Manager. The interview was fairly intensive.
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
Waste of time, you are just a number. About a month to receive and do HireVue video answers for 7 Java/JavaScript questions (design patterns, microservices, abstract classes, ===). Then a few weeks later, an hour-long Zoom interview with 4 managers
I had the usual call with HR, then a phone interview with the Hiring Manager. I then had a face-to-face interview with staff members, the Hiring Manager, and then another Peer Manager. The interview was fairly intensive.