Enough freedom to implement new ideas. Worked with new technology stacks. Good work-life balance.
Too much bureaucracy to do simple things.
The interview was conducted virtually. They asked me questions about my academic background in the field of programming. I cannot add anything about the practical part, as I did not reach that stage. Regarding the questions, they were quite good; it
They were very basic questions about what I had studied, what I liked about the IT field, what knowledge I had, and what technologies I knew. They offered me a 4-hour internship for 6 months with a salary of 56,000.
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.
The interview was conducted virtually. They asked me questions about my academic background in the field of programming. I cannot add anything about the practical part, as I did not reach that stage. Regarding the questions, they were quite good; it
They were very basic questions about what I had studied, what I liked about the IT field, what knowledge I had, and what technologies I knew. They offered me a 4-hour internship for 6 months with a salary of 56,000.
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.