They teach you a lot, and the company has many benefits:
The salary is meager and it's very rare to get promoted within the first year/year and a half. The raises are not very generous nor do they keep up with inflation, so after a while you're earning significantly less.
Everything was going well in all the interviews. I even had an onboarding date and, in turn, the medical examination. Two days before the last one, they called me and told me that they had hired someone else for the position I was going to occupy.
The interview was simple and pleasant. It allowed me to share my experiences and skills in a fluid manner. The atmosphere was welcoming, which facilitated an open and sincere conversation about my goals and the fit with the company culture.
First, they contact you via email and send you a form to complete your details. They ask you personal questions, about your studies, courses, and available hours. The second contact is by phone; it would be the oral interview, a general chat, all in
Everything was going well in all the interviews. I even had an onboarding date and, in turn, the medical examination. Two days before the last one, they called me and told me that they had hired someone else for the position I was going to occupy.
The interview was simple and pleasant. It allowed me to share my experiences and skills in a fluid manner. The atmosphere was welcoming, which facilitated an open and sincere conversation about my goals and the fit with the company culture.
First, they contact you via email and send you a form to complete your details. They ask you personal questions, about your studies, courses, and available hours. The second contact is by phone; it would be the oral interview, a general chat, all in