The work environment is good and flexible. The community is very good.
Salaries are much better now than two years ago.
It depends on you; if you want to work on yourself, you'll have the chance.
Some projects and workflows tend to kill your career by giving you tasks you're very good at but no new knowledge is gained. This leaves you without any progress.
You should re-assign the roles in the projects with more concern for the developer abilities and needs. You do that at first, but eventually, it turns out in a "closed box" with no opportunity to learn.
I was referred by a friend. After the referral, they called me for a full-day interview. The process included two exams: a simple IQ exam, followed by an English exam. Then, I had a quick HR interview. The exams and the HR interview were pretty eas
I was invited via LinkedIn due to my experience in TIBCO Integration. I had a technical interview with two people: the team leader and a senior developer. This was followed by a managerial interview, and finally, an interview with the people manager
It was too long. I went through many interviews; the hardest was the panel interview with three senior developers. They were assessing my previous experience. By the end of the day, they gave me a pen and paper and five minutes to write down the bina
I was referred by a friend. After the referral, they called me for a full-day interview. The process included two exams: a simple IQ exam, followed by an English exam. Then, I had a quick HR interview. The exams and the HR interview were pretty eas
I was invited via LinkedIn due to my experience in TIBCO Integration. I had a technical interview with two people: the team leader and a senior developer. This was followed by a managerial interview, and finally, an interview with the people manager
It was too long. I went through many interviews; the hardest was the panel interview with three senior developers. They were assessing my previous experience. By the end of the day, they gave me a pen and paper and five minutes to write down the bina