I applied through a recruiter. I interviewed at Fiduciary Exchange (King of Prussia, PA) in Jan 2025
Interview
It was a 2.5 hour interview 5 different rounds.(They told me it was going to be 4). You sit in one room the whole time. Some of them were nice but others just seemed like they were trying to find a reason not to hire you. They were very keen on the fact that you need to want to be there and be willing to put in extra hours to help the team. They did not contact me for weeks after the interview when they said it would take 2 days to get back.
I applied through an employee referral. The process took 2 months. I interviewed at Fiduciary Exchange in Jan 2024
Interview
The recruiter was incredible. Extremely responsive and professional.
The process is long. 1 phone screening with recruiter. Video interview with VP. Video interview with hiring manager, 2.5 hour interview on site at the office - 5 separate 30 minute interviews. It was an entry level role they advertised. No offer or rejection after a week from there. I took had other offers so I accepted another offer at a company who was on their game. FidX is a slow moving company. I interviewed for an associate role and was offered much more elsewhere at a company who valued my time and experience. FidX talked a lot about culture fit and seemed full of themselves for a company that has only been around for 7 years. The process turned me off and made it an easy decision to join a company that can make a decision in a timely manner. If you are unemployed applying to them - expect the process to take 2 months minimum. Only positive was the people in the role who work there were great and the recruiter. Except for they seemed like they were above you. Gave a max of 70k for the position and I got about 50k above that at a similar firm.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Culture Fit questions - a lot of "will you last here?" questions
I applied online. I interviewed at Fiduciary Exchange
Interview
Good overall, the HR person put me at ease and asked relevant questions. I lacked some experience with respect to this job but I tried to compensate with the similar skillset I had.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
How would like to describe a situation in your previous organization where you had to step up ?