Most toxic Corporate IT environment
Most toxic Corporate IT environment
Stable working environment and decent 401(k) benefits.
Working location in Boston is very good, right next to South Station.
- Toxic and bullying IT environment.
- Stupid and long-term relocation policy that alienates all IT workers.
- Mostly a waste of time for any young IT professional I have talked to. Everyone left the company within 2 years.
If you are an IT professional under age 30 and looking for a career, and not just a job that pays the rent, please stay far away from Fidelity. Do not believe anything they say. I once thought that a peaceful corporate environment would be okay, but I learned how a toxic environment can affect a worker's life and career potential. It is not going to be worth your time to work in a company like Fidelity. I felt so much happier when I left the place.
The relocation policy is a joke. None of the elite IT talent, in their right mind, will accept some remote area in Texas. It is not going to help you retain any good talent in IT. You will lose to other companies who appreciate junior IT professionals more.
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Software Engineer/Developer
It was fairly informal for the most part. Then, typical work questions in terms of how one would interact in a team environment, etc. Then, I was asked about technical experience, any personal projects, and such.
Software Engineer/Developer
Face-to-face interview. Logical questions. No written test. Very high-level questions. Concepts have to be very clear. Questions were based on OOPS concepts. There were some coding-related questions on which they asked to write the logic. Some data s
Software Engineer/Developer
There is an initial phone interview, followed by a behavioral and technical interview at their office. They are both 40 minutes long. The behavioral questions were comprehensive on what you would do in certain scenarios. The technical questions were
Software Engineer/Developer
Boston, Massachusetts, United StatesMarch 1, 2015It was fairly informal for the most part. Then, typical work questions in terms of how one would interact in a team environment, etc. Then, I was asked about technical experience, any personal projects, and such.
Software Engineer/Developer
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaMarch 1, 2017Face-to-face interview. Logical questions. No written test. Very high-level questions. Concepts have to be very clear. Questions were based on OOPS concepts. There were some coding-related questions on which they asked to write the logic. Some data s
Software Engineer/Developer
United StatesNovember 16, 2016There is an initial phone interview, followed by a behavioral and technical interview at their office. They are both 40 minutes long. The behavioral questions were comprehensive on what you would do in certain scenarios. The technical questions were
