You learn a lot. Very professional work environment. Flexible hours.
I didn't have classes in English. High salaries in relation to other jobs within Argentina, but extremely low salaries in relation to salaries in the rest of the world (upper English).
Enseñar inglés.
I waited for my interview for 4 months, and just a few days back, I got to know the job was not there anymore. There has been no response from HR after that.
I applied online. Consisted of two interviews: * First one was a quick introductory call with the recruiter. * Second was a 1-hour interview about tech. Then they evaluate the results and either give you an offer or not.
The interview panel was a little late to join and then started with the basic HTML and CSS topics. They also covered React basics and JavaScript code snippets. There were two programming questions at the end: one was to find the least sum of two numb
I waited for my interview for 4 months, and just a few days back, I got to know the job was not there anymore. There has been no response from HR after that.
I applied online. Consisted of two interviews: * First one was a quick introductory call with the recruiter. * Second was a 1-hour interview about tech. Then they evaluate the results and either give you an offer or not.
The interview panel was a little late to join and then started with the basic HTML and CSS topics. They also covered React basics and JavaScript code snippets. There were two programming questions at the end: one was to find the least sum of two numb