If you are an ambitious person and want to advance your career even at the cost of (greatly) sacrificing your private life and personal interests, this is the perfect company. The ideal is to reach the Associate Manager level as soon as possible, to see good money and have a company car, and then move up.
Meal vouchers finally increased to 8 euros (but from a certain level upwards, you no longer have the right to them).
Salaries and overtime paid to the last cent.
Company welfare.
Institutionalized smart working (by contract).
The head offices, particularly the one in Rome, are really cool.
Inclusive company.
IF you enter with the idea of being a developer, you will work a lot (don't worry, it's all paid down to the last cent), but the career will never take off. Depending on the project you end up in, the work-life balance is truly... depressing.
The HR was very kind and friendly. They made you feel comfortable. The interview process was divided into two parts: personal questions and more technical ones. They want to know your favorite technologies and what you want to achieve in the future.
Unless you are applying for a team lead or management-focused role, preparing for data engineering interviews with 3.5 or 4 years of experience is no different from preparing for data engineering interviews with, say, 2 years of experience or less.
Very professional virtual interview. The interviewer was very kind and helped me get through my nervousness. It involved a bit of coding basics from SQL and PySpark, followed by basics in Databricks and ADF.
The HR was very kind and friendly. They made you feel comfortable. The interview process was divided into two parts: personal questions and more technical ones. They want to know your favorite technologies and what you want to achieve in the future.
Unless you are applying for a team lead or management-focused role, preparing for data engineering interviews with 3.5 or 4 years of experience is no different from preparing for data engineering interviews with, say, 2 years of experience or less.
Very professional virtual interview. The interviewer was very kind and helped me get through my nervousness. It involved a bit of coding basics from SQL and PySpark, followed by basics in Databricks and ADF.