This is a really large organization.
There are a lot of opportunities to move around.
The firm has held the threat of employee reduction over employees' heads for more than a decade. Raises are at or below CPI. Unless you get a promotion, your salary will slowly decline due to inflation. The firm seems committed to moving its technology work offshore. The technology it uses is decades behind.
Wells Fargo behaves exactly as expected, based on industry and regulatory environment. I have no advice for management. Shareholders love them; they're clearly doing it right.
I applied through Wells Careers and got the call after 10 days for a technical interview. The panel had 5 people who work for the same team. They grilled me on different data engineering topics, including: * Autosys * Big Data * Hadoop * PySpark *
The technical interviewer had a condescending tone and attitude, and he was interested in showing his superiority. It was a very poor experience, as candidates should be treated humanely and with respect. The company has a good work culture, though.
It was a screening call. They asked about my previous experiences, why I am looking to change my current job, and about my skills. They also asked me about my relocation, pay expectations, and visa status.
I applied through Wells Careers and got the call after 10 days for a technical interview. The panel had 5 people who work for the same team. They grilled me on different data engineering topics, including: * Autosys * Big Data * Hadoop * PySpark *
The technical interviewer had a condescending tone and attitude, and he was interested in showing his superiority. It was a very poor experience, as candidates should be treated humanely and with respect. The company has a good work culture, though.
It was a screening call. They asked about my previous experiences, why I am looking to change my current job, and about my skills. They also asked me about my relocation, pay expectations, and visa status.