You learn a lot very fast.
Everybody goes at 1000 miles per hour, and that's fine if you're single or have no kids. It's really difficult if you have a family.
The team you're in is really important as to the experience you have.
Great teams are great. Otherwise, it's hard.
The interview process was smooth and focused on understanding my experience and how I might fit within the team, creating a comfortable atmosphere for open dialogue and connection. It wasn't an easy interview, though.
Was supposed to do the internship in Luxembourg, but they did not accept only three-month internships. But London called me, and I had two phone interviews with one logic problem, then a coding exercise, pretty straightforward tbh.
Honestly a bad experience. It's been more than a year of interviewing and no one is keeping you looped/updated. Had a home technical exam, then home technical + personality exams, then zoom technical exam.
The interview process was smooth and focused on understanding my experience and how I might fit within the team, creating a comfortable atmosphere for open dialogue and connection. It wasn't an easy interview, though.
Was supposed to do the internship in Luxembourg, but they did not accept only three-month internships. But London called me, and I had two phone interviews with one logic problem, then a coding exercise, pretty straightforward tbh.
Honestly a bad experience. It's been more than a year of interviewing and no one is keeping you looped/updated. Had a home technical exam, then home technical + personality exams, then zoom technical exam.