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Best Place to learn and grow in your career
You will always feel like you are in school, as it opens doors to multiple learning opportunities to build your technical eminence. At the same time, it pays you more than its competitors. It will invest in you to represent you as one of the best consultants in front of the client to solve their challenges.
I have not come across anything negative so far. The onboarding was smooth, and it's been great so far.
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Solutions Architect
The first round was a panel interview with two interviewers. It was a one-hour remote interview conducted via video conference in Toronto. The second round was scheduled with the hiring manager but did not happen. Results from the first round were
Solutions Architect
Pretty chill. I was comfortable and respected. I had to carry the conversation at times. Brilliant interviewers that are inspiring. They understand for entry-level that you don't have corporate work experience.
Solutions Architect
The process was very good, with several steps along the way. It was smooth and joyful to speak with important managers at the company. Red Hat was the target, and everything was clear and well explained.
Solutions Architect
Toronto, Ontario, CanadaJune 1, 2022The first round was a panel interview with two interviewers. It was a one-hour remote interview conducted via video conference in Toronto. The second round was scheduled with the hiring manager but did not happen. Results from the first round were
Solutions Architect
Toronto, Ontario, CanadaNovember 1, 2020Pretty chill. I was comfortable and respected. I had to carry the conversation at times. Brilliant interviewers that are inspiring. They understand for entry-level that you don't have corporate work experience.
Solutions Architect
PortugalJanuary 13, 2023The process was very good, with several steps along the way. It was smooth and joyful to speak with important managers at the company. Red Hat was the target, and everything was clear and well explained.
