They provide training for newbies.
You may not select your specialization. Even if I stated in the interview that I wanted to pursue Java, they put me in the boot camp for COBOL.
Programmers do well with coding. Don't put them under the support umbrella if they specified that they prefer to develop products, not support existing applications.
It took 1 month from the HR interview to the onboarding process. First was a phone interview (during the pandemic), another phone interview with the HR Manager, a technical assessment (Technical/Language), a final HR interview, and a job offer (JO)
It's good, and the instructions are detailed. The only downside is the update process, since it always took so long based on my experience. But I think overall they did a good output.
It took like 2 months from the onsite exam, then an HR interview after 2 weeks. I made it until the final assessment but still no update.
It took 1 month from the HR interview to the onboarding process. First was a phone interview (during the pandemic), another phone interview with the HR Manager, a technical assessment (Technical/Language), a final HR interview, and a job offer (JO)
It's good, and the instructions are detailed. The only downside is the update process, since it always took so long based on my experience. But I think overall they did a good output.
It took like 2 months from the onsite exam, then an HR interview after 2 weeks. I made it until the final assessment but still no update.