Great people and an opportunity to find more contacts.
Overworked sometimes, a lot of stress, and drinking after the job.
Ask me something about my studies, what I want to do in the future, and what I was doing as a trainee. After 20 minutes of interview, we changed the language to English (before, we talked in Polish).
There are two rounds of interviews, and both were mostly chill. The bosses are quite friendly. Questions asked are not too difficult if you know your stuff and really understand what you have put into your own resume. You can also ask questions af
The process is long, around 3 months. I had four interviews: a chat with someone from the team, one with HR, another technical one, and the final HR one. I think the most stressful part is that they don't give updates about the process, but the staff
Ask me something about my studies, what I want to do in the future, and what I was doing as a trainee. After 20 minutes of interview, we changed the language to English (before, we talked in Polish).
There are two rounds of interviews, and both were mostly chill. The bosses are quite friendly. Questions asked are not too difficult if you know your stuff and really understand what you have put into your own resume. You can also ask questions af
The process is long, around 3 months. I had four interviews: a chat with someone from the team, one with HR, another technical one, and the final HR one. I think the most stressful part is that they don't give updates about the process, but the staff