It gives you many opportunities for promotion. If you can study well with Udemy courses, it's excellent because the company pays for you.
Everything is remote, so they allocate you to a project. However, I missed commitment to train the interns. On the first day, they say there will be someone to share knowledge every day of the week. Then they start saying they can't attend because they are dividing their time with the project they are working on. Then they give us a project to evaluate us, but the problem is that they didn't train us. We had to study on our own.
My hiring process had 3 main stages and was quite fast, taking less than 4 business weeks. First, a headhunter contacted me via LinkedIn. I understand this greatly facilitates the process as she provided a lot of information about what to expect. Af
I had a 45-minute interview with two interviewers. They asked about: * My resume * My experiences * My motivation for applying The conversation was structured but also allowed for some open discussion.
It was good and nice, and the recruiter was very good. There were 3 rounds, all of moderate difficulty. The interview process was good. The recruiter joined a little late, but they were really very calm and generous throughout the interview process.
My hiring process had 3 main stages and was quite fast, taking less than 4 business weeks. First, a headhunter contacted me via LinkedIn. I understand this greatly facilitates the process as she provided a lot of information about what to expect. Af
I had a 45-minute interview with two interviewers. They asked about: * My resume * My experiences * My motivation for applying The conversation was structured but also allowed for some open discussion.
It was good and nice, and the recruiter was very good. There were 3 rounds, all of moderate difficulty. The interview process was good. The recruiter joined a little late, but they were really very calm and generous throughout the interview process.