Great Perks, High Sales Pressure
Great Perks, High Sales Pressure
Disapproves of CEO.
Pros:
- Excellent benefits.
- Many locations, and ease of transfer if you move.
- Friendly, motivated coworkers.
- Good incentive compensation, and team-oriented goals.
- Many opportunities for promotion in a very wide variety of fields within the company.
Very high pressure to perform: Wells Fargo rates employees in the retail stores based on only two significant factors: sales and service.
If you aren't selling as much as you can every day...
nothing as such
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I went through consultancy for a dot net developer position there and appeared for two technical rounds. Both rounds took place via video conference. The panel, sitting in the Bangalore office, conducted the interview here in Hyderabad. At first, the
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Worst, worst interview I faced in my life. It was not like an interview at all. He started with MVC and he doesn't know what he is asking. I don't know why people choose this company.
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They called me after a month for the first interview. The first interview was a phone screening. They asked questions related to work experience. The second round was coding and conceptual questions. The third round was with the hiring manager.
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Hyderābād, Telangana, IndiaMay 1, 2017I went through consultancy for a dot net developer position there and appeared for two technical rounds. Both rounds took place via video conference. The panel, sitting in the Bangalore office, conducted the interview here in Hyderabad. At first, the
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Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaJune 1, 2018Worst, worst interview I faced in my life. It was not like an interview at all. He started with MVC and he doesn't know what he is asking. I don't know why people choose this company.
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Denver, Colorado, United StatesJanuary 1, 2017They called me after a month for the first interview. The first interview was a phone screening. They asked questions related to work experience. The second round was coding and conceptual questions. The third round was with the hiring manager.
