The work environment is usually quite good. You have freedom for initiatives, to take courses, and to develop. Many (micro)benefits.
Projects are usually not very challenging.
Internal bureaucracy is endless.
Pay is well below market.
There are no great experts in the field.
I submitted an electronic application and directly took an English technical test. I got a C1, so I guess the test went well. From there, nothing, no interaction with anyone or anything.
An interview with HR and one with the technical team about my experience, past projects, and models used. The HR interview was by phone, while the technical team interview was by video call.
I applied online. After a few days, they requested more information about my profile and aspirations, and a video call was scheduled with the technical team. They told me about the vacancy they had, asked me questions, and we talked a bit about the
I submitted an electronic application and directly took an English technical test. I got a C1, so I guess the test went well. From there, nothing, no interaction with anyone or anything.
An interview with HR and one with the technical team about my experience, past projects, and models used. The HR interview was by phone, while the technical team interview was by video call.
I applied online. After a few days, they requested more information about my profile and aspirations, and a video call was scheduled with the technical team. They told me about the vacancy they had, asked me questions, and we talked a bit about the