Wells Fargo has brand value. The company has good leave & medical policies.
CTC are average, but yearly hikes are good (10% for average ratings).
Overall, if you are looking for WLB, then go for it. But if you are someone running after tech and financial growth and can compromise on WLB, then this is not the right company for you.
Technology growth in Wells is limited due to the fact that they are still using the old ones. It takes time to implement anything new due to lots of internal approval processes. Cloud technology is still in POC phase, at least in the projects that I worked on.
CTC for your existing employees needs to be normalized per the market trend. Else, you might lose some good folks from Tech who run the technology stack for the business.
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1st round: Technical questions. 2nd round: All questions were only about Agile, and the panel expected specific keywords in answers, which wasn't expected. HR experience: Worst ever. No follow-up after the 2nd round. They avoided picking calls and
Quick, 3 rounds. Face-to-face: 30 mins (performance-related questions, your core technology, SQL queries, jQuery, OOPs concepts). Management round (reviews about management, estimations, a few technical questions may be asked again). HR round. Pr
Only 2 rounds: technical and managerial. During COVID, both rounds were virtual, with the tech round being telephonic. The tech round questions covered core Java at a basic/intermediate level, mainly focusing on OOPs concepts, the compiler, JRE bas