There are incredible, bright people.
There are plenty of exciting challenges.
Great benefits, bonus, 401k opportunities, etc.
Honest desire by management to continuously improve.
There are... less incredible, not-quite-as-bright people.
The challenges are there because there's a lot of ancient cruft.
You might find higher base pay elsewhere.
Entrenched financial companies are conservative by nature, and bold ideas are hard to shepherd into reality.
That thing you do where we all spend two hours on the phone and none of you have the courage to make a decision? We know your game, and it isn't fun. Make the call or promote someone who will.
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.
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
Started like a charm, ended in a disaster and waste of time. Started off as a charm. Had three rounds of interviews. Recruiter was ok with salary. 1. On Zoom (With Hiring Manager). I was reluctant because their requirement was Python, but he sugge
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.
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
Started like a charm, ended in a disaster and waste of time. Started off as a charm. Had three rounds of interviews. Recruiter was ok with salary. 1. On Zoom (With Hiring Manager). I was reluctant because their requirement was Python, but he sugge