Good company with challenging work
Good company with challenging work
- Work on a product-based company.
- Learn a high level of coding.
- Parties and picnics.
- If you do well, people will recognize you.
- 50% subsidy on canteen food.
- Too much work.
- If you don't do well, your manager will hit you back.
- Sometimes you will feel pressure if you are not technically sound.
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