The salary is decent; I don't think you could get a much better package anywhere else in Hungary. The work/life balance is almost perfect. You can do whatever you want as long as your tasks are completed on time.
I've seen a few projects, and the code quality is usually quite poor. So if you want to work with the latest technology stacks, you might be disappointed.
The interview was disorganized. The interviewer seemed more interested in talking about what they had done in previous jobs than listening to what I had to say. They insisted on coding in Java, despite my resume clearly indicating no Java experience
I applied online. The process took two months and had four rounds. From the get-go, they told me that with my experience of seven years I don't seem to be on staff level, but let's see and we can always level down to Senior with this position. It alr
It couldn't get any worse. I received a call from Cloudera HR for a telephonic interview. The HR was on leave, and nobody notified me regarding the rescheduling of the interview. I called HR, and the response was, "I am on leave but can take this ca
The interview was disorganized. The interviewer seemed more interested in talking about what they had done in previous jobs than listening to what I had to say. They insisted on coding in Java, despite my resume clearly indicating no Java experience
I applied online. The process took two months and had four rounds. From the get-go, they told me that with my experience of seven years I don't seem to be on staff level, but let's see and we can always level down to Senior with this position. It alr
It couldn't get any worse. I received a call from Cloudera HR for a telephonic interview. The HR was on leave, and nobody notified me regarding the rescheduling of the interview. I called HR, and the response was, "I am on leave but can take this ca