You can learn some things, but it's not a pro, really. All the curses are deprecated.
Bad salary, no respect for your free time, a lot of stress. You need to do everything, and the salary is really, really low. It's impressive. Very disappointing. It's not what the world believes. They don't value their employees. I am an engineer and I feel like a normal employee, like I never studied anything in my life... worthless.
Two phone calls to check my English level, then: 1. One 1:1 interview where I was asked technical questions and asked to solve a few exercises. 2. Two tests: psychometric and logic.
Overall, it's a good experience to take up the opportunity. It's important to have thorough knowledge of basics and some advanced topics. Be prepared to give real examples for behavioral questions. Ensure you are thorough on tech basics.
They will take the first round of aptitude tests, then a professional English and ethics test. Then they will call you for the next round, where they will discuss a bit of your college project and your coding skills. That's it.
Two phone calls to check my English level, then: 1. One 1:1 interview where I was asked technical questions and asked to solve a few exercises. 2. Two tests: psychometric and logic.
Overall, it's a good experience to take up the opportunity. It's important to have thorough knowledge of basics and some advanced topics. Be prepared to give real examples for behavioral questions. Ensure you are thorough on tech basics.
They will take the first round of aptitude tests, then a professional English and ethics test. Then they will call you for the next round, where they will discuss a bit of your college project and your coding skills. That's it.