The ideology and the general environment are great. In particular, I had the opportunity to work with managers who look out for their employees and care about work-life balance.
There are still people who don't adapt to the way of working here and don't understand that self-direction means completing work without someone having to chase after them. But I don't see anything wrong with HP as a company.
The interview was easy, but they literally left me waiting for three months and never gave me any feedback or response about the next step. Everything looked fine the first week after the interview and seemed like a good opportunity. I had to reach o
Smooth and straightforward process, very specific to the open position and with direct conversations with who I would end up working with. On my visit to the offices, I was able to appreciate their culture, perks, and work dynamics.
It started with questions about my work experience, then continued with some TypeScript questions. It felt like trivia, with easy-to-answer questions at first, followed by some more advanced/obscure concepts.
The interview was easy, but they literally left me waiting for three months and never gave me any feedback or response about the next step. Everything looked fine the first week after the interview and seemed like a good opportunity. I had to reach o
Smooth and straightforward process, very specific to the open position and with direct conversations with who I would end up working with. On my visit to the offices, I was able to appreciate their culture, perks, and work dynamics.
It started with questions about my work experience, then continued with some TypeScript questions. It felt like trivia, with easy-to-answer questions at first, followed by some more advanced/obscure concepts.