There aren't any. It's a career death trap.
Status reports, time sheets, and a meeting about nothing.
Get rid of all the middle management. The current rounds of layoffs have been so indiscriminate that most of the talent has left the building. Lawson may want to rebuild fidelity in his eyes, but if they keep up this course, he is going to start from zero.
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
Got contacted by a recruiter. Discussed the requirements. Some skills did not match my experience, but the recruiter said we are fine with it. After a lot of delays, the interview was scheduled with the director. The director did not seem to move
There were 7 rounds of interview on different days. The manager seemed micromanaging. All questions asked were scenario-based and not relevant. It took 7 weeks to hire for this position.
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
Got contacted by a recruiter. Discussed the requirements. Some skills did not match my experience, but the recruiter said we are fine with it. After a lot of delays, the interview was scheduled with the director. The director did not seem to move
There were 7 rounds of interview on different days. The manager seemed micromanaging. All questions asked were scenario-based and not relevant. It took 7 weeks to hire for this position.