Great work-life balance.
Very good open-door policy.
Good HR policies.
Management is very transparent in communicating important decisions.
Salary package better than most of its peers.
Top-heavy company. The number of managers is more than double what is actually required.
Stagnant career growth. There's a very good chance that even after 4 years you would be at the same level.
Not much cutting-edge work. Mostly maintenance projects.
No onsite opportunities!!!
Although it is Fidelity's captive software house, Fidelity US seems to have more confidence in vendors like Infosys and Patni. A lot of projects still go to them.
Very unlikely that you can shift your project unless you have 'contacts'.
Try to improve employee motivation. The following steps may help:
The process was very fluent and amazingly fast. They didn't waste any time of the associate and made sure they were not misled. It was undoubtedly the most amazing experience, through and through.
I have been interviewed twice by this company. First in Jan 2018 and again in Oct 2018. Both times I cleared the interview and was contacted by the Bangalore HR within one day to submit documents. After submitting, they did not respond. I had to cal
Had 4 rounds of interviews and it was smooth. There was a telephonic interview on basic and little technical knowledge, followed by a F2F interview on pure technical stuff. This was then followed by a managerial round and finally the HR round.
The process was very fluent and amazingly fast. They didn't waste any time of the associate and made sure they were not misled. It was undoubtedly the most amazing experience, through and through.
I have been interviewed twice by this company. First in Jan 2018 and again in Oct 2018. Both times I cleared the interview and was contacted by the Bangalore HR within one day to submit documents. After submitting, they did not respond. I had to cal
Had 4 rounds of interviews and it was smooth. There was a telephonic interview on basic and little technical knowledge, followed by a F2F interview on pure technical stuff. This was then followed by a managerial round and finally the HR round.