Fidelity takes good care of its employees.
There's a fair amount of red tape.
I had to do an interview online, and it was behavioral. Such as, "Name a leadership experience." At the end of the day, it was easy, and nothing in-depth was involved. They email you if you didn't send a response or not.
Had one round of interview with a panel of three: two developers and one from HR. Was asked some technical and behavioral questions. All technical questions were about random, very specific features in Java.
1st round: aptitude (technical + general) and coding round. 40 people were shortlisted for the next round. 2nd round: technical interview. Asked about projects and basic SQL queries. 3rd round: HR. Asked basic questions like: Why should I hire you?
I had to do an interview online, and it was behavioral. Such as, "Name a leadership experience." At the end of the day, it was easy, and nothing in-depth was involved. They email you if you didn't send a response or not.
Had one round of interview with a panel of three: two developers and one from HR. Was asked some technical and behavioral questions. All technical questions were about random, very specific features in Java.
1st round: aptitude (technical + general) and coding round. 40 people were shortlisted for the next round. 2nd round: technical interview. Asked about projects and basic SQL queries. 3rd round: HR. Asked basic questions like: Why should I hire you?