The salary is very competitive for an internship in Portugal, probably higher than most (full-time) software developer jobs you can find in this country. Their office in Lisbon has great conditions and is placed in a very good spot with a view to the bridge, and the people at the company are overall very friendly and helpful!
Even though the environment is not stressful at all, most of the employees are really competent, so you have to perform well.
I received a coding assessment. It was quite difficult, but I was able to complete it. It had no scores whatsoever. The assessment link is a GitHub link that presents a few tasks you will have to complete within a week. You will have ample time.
My experience was nothing like the rest of these comments. I suppose they've read these comments and since changed their process, or I got lucky. Overall, the process was long, but very smooth, and the recruiters were very pleasant to deal with and
Employee Referral. First Round: Behavioral with Hiring Manager. * Went through resume, asking questions like: "What did you do at this company?" and "Why did you decide to join this club?" Second Round: Two 1-hour interviews with a 30-minute bre
I received a coding assessment. It was quite difficult, but I was able to complete it. It had no scores whatsoever. The assessment link is a GitHub link that presents a few tasks you will have to complete within a week. You will have ample time.
My experience was nothing like the rest of these comments. I suppose they've read these comments and since changed their process, or I got lucky. Overall, the process was long, but very smooth, and the recruiters were very pleasant to deal with and
Employee Referral. First Round: Behavioral with Hiring Manager. * Went through resume, asking questions like: "What did you do at this company?" and "Why did you decide to join this club?" Second Round: Two 1-hour interviews with a 30-minute bre