I consider it a very good company to start and gain experience. It offers many benefits, such as flexible hours (depending on the project), home office, lunch card, internet reimbursement, free Megatlon gym memberships, among others.
Average salary, on the lower side. The work environment will depend heavily on the project you are assigned to.
Easy, I had an interview directly with the project lead. The interview consisted of questions about me, my career, and what I expected from the position. Then I had a technical interview, which was easy.
I sent my application for a Frontend position, but they called me for a Functional Bootcamp (nothing to do with it). I gave it a chance anyway, and it's clear that HR doesn't even look at profiles because after making me waste hours in empty intervie
The contact was from a consultancy that did not indicate the first interview would be with technical staff for an oral examination. Then a technical interview to discuss the position. A call to ask about the desired salary. Finally, a call with a pro
Easy, I had an interview directly with the project lead. The interview consisted of questions about me, my career, and what I expected from the position. Then I had a technical interview, which was easy.
I sent my application for a Frontend position, but they called me for a Functional Bootcamp (nothing to do with it). I gave it a chance anyway, and it's clear that HR doesn't even look at profiles because after making me waste hours in empty intervie
The contact was from a consultancy that did not indicate the first interview would be with technical staff for an oral examination. Then a technical interview to discuss the position. A call to ask about the desired salary. Finally, a call with a pro