How are career development opportunities at Fidelity Investments?

Great work culture, good work life balance, opportunities to learn or switch career path, love the benefits

Slow promotions ( mostly leap program folks get promoted quickly)

Great atmosphere and positive work environment, Strong opportunities for career development and progression, Supportive managers, canteen available in the office, Collaborative and friendly team culture

Limited flexibility when planning to work on the side, location may not be convenient for everyone

Work life balance is great, benefits are awesome, career development is incredibly important to the company culture and they really do provide you the tools to succeed. If you are interested in rear development, there's almost no better place. The campus is beautiful and the food they serve is amazing and cheap. I really can't say enough good things about this place.

The interview process left me with a lot of questions, and it seems like the recruiters don't have the best idea of what it's like on the ground. Onboarding consistently gets delayed by a month. Pay isn't often not as much as competitors, benef but benefits, culture, and campus more than makeup for it.

Great environment, great culture. Fidelity strives to provide employees with great benefits, flexibility and career opportunities.

Pay is a little lower than other companies for thw same roles

Great leadership, workplace culture, work/life balance, growth opportunities

As in any corporate work environment, you cannot escape ego, politics, and occasional selfish persons without self awareness.

Great benefits include 7% 401k contribution match, great health insurance, PTO is not difficult to take, leadership encourages and facilitates professional development and career growth.

Even going into the office is nice because the campus is great!

Great company culture, benefits, and career progression

Slightly lower pay as competition, limited overtime opportunities

Unmatched benefits, great pay, even better career advancement and resources.

Can feel too corporate at times but to be expected working for a large employer.

Good pay, good management, a ton of perks for employees, opportunity for remote work, and development for future roles is a big focus.

Investment recommendations can be somewhat cookie cutter unless clients have 500k+.

Great work culture and growth opportunities

Initially mundane work and tries to put you through a pipeline you may not be interested in