As a first work experience, I don't think there's anything better. Starting as an intern, there's excellent training, especially from the experience of colleagues.
Salary is standard. Vouchers for meals.
The ideal scenario is not to stay for many years; a maximum of 3 and then move on to other companies. The work pace is high.
Often you arrive at 8 PM and are asked to go "overtime" to close tests or defects.
Meal vouchers are not given if you work less than 5 hours in a day.
I applied online. The process took 1 week. Introductory interview with HR followed by a technical one. A very pleasant interview conducted with capable people who were able to make you feel at ease. The interview was very focused on what I had done
Very selective interview where the candidate's skills in the Java world are tested through questions and practical demonstrations; problem-solving aptitude and the ability to work even under stress are evaluated.
A relaxed technical interview where they asked about APIs, classes and interfaces, inheritance in Java, if interfaces could be extended, authentication systems like OAuth 2.0, SSH, and if I knew GraphQL.
I applied online. The process took 1 week. Introductory interview with HR followed by a technical one. A very pleasant interview conducted with capable people who were able to make you feel at ease. The interview was very focused on what I had done
Very selective interview where the candidate's skills in the Java world are tested through questions and practical demonstrations; problem-solving aptitude and the ability to work even under stress are evaluated.
A relaxed technical interview where they asked about APIs, classes and interfaces, inheritance in Java, if interfaces could be extended, authentication systems like OAuth 2.0, SSH, and if I knew GraphQL.