Great work culture. Good HR policies. Good salaries for lateral hires as well as for employees. Cab facilities with door pickup and drop. Good management, though recently getting polluted after hiring managers from service companies. IJP policies are good. Wonderful celebrations of any tech festivals, Thanksgivings, etc. I really love the lively culture.
Stagnant in growth, as employee attrition rate is very low.
Designations are just on paper. There's no problem in coding even if you are a Team Lead. However, the problem is you will only be coding and will not be assigned any team members to lead.
After hiring, managers from service-based companies are groomed to align with Fidelity policies.
Career opportunities are very limited. It's very hard to move from one team to another. This isn't because of a lack of support from managers, but because there are hardly any openings to move into.
After hiring managers from service-based companies, groom them to align with fidelity policies.
Applied online and had an online exam on one fine day through HackerRank, suggested by Fidelity Investments. The recruiter will call you to take the online test, and if you clear, then you will be sent to the next round, F2F.
One technical round followed by a managerial round. The questions were very easy to crack. The questions were mostly on Java and OOPs concepts. There were some on design patterns, but nothing out of the ordinary. The technical round was followed by
Manager round, Technical round, Client round
Applied online and had an online exam on one fine day through HackerRank, suggested by Fidelity Investments. The recruiter will call you to take the online test, and if you clear, then you will be sent to the next round, F2F.
One technical round followed by a managerial round. The questions were very easy to crack. The questions were mostly on Java and OOPs concepts. There were some on design patterns, but nothing out of the ordinary. The technical round was followed by
Manager round, Technical round, Client round