Compatible salary, meal vouchers (VR), food vouchers (VA), profit sharing (PLR), IBM Foundation, training, free certifications, remote work, overtime pay, flexibility to pick up children from school, etc. Globally famous, so it looks good on a resume.
You are part of the commerce union, so while IT professionals work 40 hours a week, you will work 44.
The benefits already lag behind the market (no Gympass, no day-off on your birthday, low VR and VA, etc.).
The career plan is good for juniors, and from mid-level onwards, it's very difficult to advance.
You only get a raise when you threaten to leave the company.
Many people use it as a stepping-stone company: they join, learn many things, and then leave to earn more.
If you have personal problems with someone and take them to management, the fault will always be yours. It's always you who lacks stability/resilience/patience, never the aggressor.
Then they send you to do soft skills training and the aggressor continues without any punishment.
Os líderes de projeto e gerentes deveriam ter um treinamento mais apropriado, pois estão lidando com pessoas. Muitos PMs/líderes desequilibrados cometem assédio moral e faltam com a educação. Tudo é varrido para debaixo do tapete quando chega na gerência; nem chega a ir para o RH.
Most behavior questions were asked in a fancy and relaxed environment. The interviewer was funny and made me laugh all the time. They asked me about some tools and languages I used, and for some details about my project and the framework I used. They
There was only one round of interview, which took 30 minutes. The interviewer asked basic Java questions, about REST APIs, Spring Boot, and Microservices. They also asked about Joins, Spring Security, and architecture questions.
The interview process went well. I also had the salary discussion. The document process took two months, and then I automatically received an email stating they were not moving forward with my profile, with no reason mentioned. The HRs were not help
Most behavior questions were asked in a fancy and relaxed environment. The interviewer was funny and made me laugh all the time. They asked me about some tools and languages I used, and for some details about my project and the framework I used. They
There was only one round of interview, which took 30 minutes. The interviewer asked basic Java questions, about REST APIs, Spring Boot, and Microservices. They also asked about Joins, Spring Security, and architecture questions.
The interview process went well. I also had the salary discussion. The document process took two months, and then I automatically received an email stating they were not moving forward with my profile, with no reason mentioned. The HRs were not help