Giving opportunities for recent graduates.
The pay is ridiculously low—way below industry standards. The only reason most of us put up with it is because it gives us a foot in the door.
But honestly, everyone’s just waiting for the right moment to leave. Promotions barely happen anymore, and when they do, it’s for a laughable extra 100 euros.
It’s not the kind of place you can build a future in, and everyone knows it. Still, they expect you to act like it’s some huge privilege to work there, while they clearly couldn’t care less about keeping good people around.
They should really prioritize paying full-time employees a livable wage instead of spending so much time and money on parties and endless HR trainings. It’s hard to celebrate or "develop" when you’re underpaid and constantly thinking about leaving.
First, I had the opportunity to take the exam online. After that, I was contacted by HR to schedule an interview. During the interview, they asked me about my project and a few technical questions. Afterward, I received the job offer.
The process begins with a cognitive and technical test, lasting about 90 minutes. This covers reasoning, programming basics, and foundational IT concepts. Next is a 45-minute coding test with two problems to solve in languages such as Java or Python
The process was simple: two rounds and a final interview. One was about English knowledge, personality, etc. Another was a technical round with two questions to solve with a bunch of test cases. After this, the interview was chill, nothing serious, j
First, I had the opportunity to take the exam online. After that, I was contacted by HR to schedule an interview. During the interview, they asked me about my project and a few technical questions. Afterward, I received the job offer.
The process begins with a cognitive and technical test, lasting about 90 minutes. This covers reasoning, programming basics, and foundational IT concepts. Next is a 45-minute coding test with two problems to solve in languages such as Java or Python
The process was simple: two rounds and a final interview. One was about English knowledge, personality, etc. Another was a technical round with two questions to solve with a bunch of test cases. After this, the interview was chill, nothing serious, j