Wells Fargo has some great core values.
For example, they believe in making their employees happy because then they will treat customers well.
They use surveys to help management know how employees are feeling about their work.
They are very active in donating to and helping out local communities.
The employees themselves are dedicated to their work.
Management doesn't always follow their own core values.
Rather than listening to the surveys, they get everyone to answer them correctly.
Some groups are populated predominantly by a single sex, so there may be some preferential hiring.
There is no central technical group of any significance, so different departments have their own support with different standards. Little coordination.
Many of their systems are outdated, and their management and employees have no interest in keeping up with current technology and practices.
Do more to coordinate your technology departments.
Set some standards. Some departments don't even use revision control.
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Pre-placement talk, exam, interview, HR. First, the pre-placement talk will be held, and then on the same day, the exam will be conducted for students with 8.0 CGPA and above. From those, only a few will be selected for the interview. Then, only 6 o
Good interview process overall. Questions asked were from arrays, graphs, trees, etc. It was an on-campus interview with three rounds. First round focused mostly on arrays and trees. Second round involved a discussion on projects and a few technical
I was interviewed for Wells Fargo in 2017 as part of the campus recruitment process. It had four rounds: 1. Online test (included verbal, quants, logical, and two coding problems) 2. GD (Group Discussion) 3. Technical Interview 4. HR Interview I ma