Mostly, there is a good working environment and its benefits:
The salary, truly, is among the lowest on the market, incredibly so for a global company.
Added to this, their management of bands to be able to increase salary is truly exhaustive; it's not clear, and coupled with managers not being clear to understand the process and grow, it makes it truly impossible. I've been here for 3 years and have only had annual adjustments of about 700 pesos.
Currently, I've been in a role superior to Tech Lead for a year, and I'm only given excuses as to why they can't give me a raise or a band change.
It seems they want you to do the work, and in the process, wear you out so you leave the company and are replaced by someone else for the same salary, thus the constant cycle.
Que realmente pongan atención al crecimiento de sus empleados y no solo en cuestión de roles, sino que clarifiquen el proceso de cambio de bandas para aumentar salarialmente, ya que suelen dar incrementos de rol sin aumento de sueldo.
The interview started with a fairly relaxed chat. First, they asked me a bit about myself: what I studied, what projects I had worked on, and how I handled certain tools or technologies related to the position.
I joined for an internal project looking for young people. I did not go through a normal interview, so I cannot contribute in this section. What I can say is that the contract is extensive.
It was a very quick and simple process. They gave me a basic and simple logic exercise in the language I felt most comfortable with, and I did it in C.
The interview started with a fairly relaxed chat. First, they asked me a bit about myself: what I studied, what projects I had worked on, and how I handled certain tools or technologies related to the position.
I joined for an internal project looking for young people. I did not go through a normal interview, so I cannot contribute in this section. What I can say is that the contract is extensive.
It was a very quick and simple process. They gave me a basic and simple logic exercise in the language I felt most comfortable with, and I did it in C.