They pay for every hour worked. They pay for training. Young colleagues and a friendly environment. You really learn a lot.
Overtime must be worked (and if it isn't, you're asked why).
Training is on a best-effort basis (in free time, which is already scarce due to the previous point).
Colleagues are available, but so swamped with work that sometimes there isn't even time to say hello.
You're thrown into the deep end when you still need armbands in the pool.
In general, teams are always understaffed, and it's hard to complete tasks without working 9-10 hours a day. It's not the right place if you're looking for good work-life balance. It's suitable for short periods of intensive work and learning, and then to look for something else.
It seemed like they didn't care much, since I entered the meeting with my camera on and, of the interviewers, none of them turned theirs on. As a matter of courtesy, I do it in all of them, even though I'm not obligated to. The answers I gave in the
Made it to the panel interview. The panel seemed very disinterested throughout the whole interview. They also have a small team and didn't seem well managed. They asked some general questions.
The first instance of the interview was group-based, involving some group activity with about 8-10 other people. The second instance was personal, with more personal questions. There was another interview evaluating English level, which was conducted
It seemed like they didn't care much, since I entered the meeting with my camera on and, of the interviewers, none of them turned theirs on. As a matter of courtesy, I do it in all of them, even though I'm not obligated to. The answers I gave in the
Made it to the panel interview. The panel seemed very disinterested throughout the whole interview. They also have a small team and didn't seem well managed. They asked some general questions.
The first instance of the interview was group-based, involving some group activity with about 8-10 other people. The second instance was personal, with more personal questions. There was another interview evaluating English level, which was conducted