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People are serious about their jobs.
Management persecutes employees after "warm" discussions. I witnessed two employees giving up on the job because of that.
They lay you off for no reason at all, and they are very confused as far as second-line and first-line manager interactions.
C-level should implement people management policies because it is very clear that persecution occurs within Brazil's Rational Support division. Because first-line managers have "positions of trust," the incidents are not properly investigated by second-line managers when a request for a layoff is given to them. They simply and pretty much sign it blindly.
I went through a behavioral interview and then a technical interview. The process was challenging, but I believe it was fair. The technical interview covered different areas of the expected knowledge base.
The interview process involved a few steps: * With tech leaders * With a senior engineer and a peer * The final one with the department head The first step was a high-level conversation, followed by the technical ones.
I passed all virtual coding assessment tests for front-end, back-end, and DevOps, but I never got any interview. In the job dashboard, my applications were still shown as "in review." Then, they all got rejected for no apparent reason. Perhaps the
I went through a behavioral interview and then a technical interview. The process was challenging, but I believe it was fair. The technical interview covered different areas of the expected knowledge base.
The interview process involved a few steps: * With tech leaders * With a senior engineer and a peer * The final one with the department head The first step was a high-level conversation, followed by the technical ones.
I passed all virtual coding assessment tests for front-end, back-end, and DevOps, but I never got any interview. In the job dashboard, my applications were still shown as "in review." Then, they all got rejected for no apparent reason. Perhaps the