The cost of leaving Dublin makes this big fuss about big tech in Ireland simply a dangerous place to come to work
The cost of leaving Dublin makes this big fuss about big tech in Ireland simply a dangerous place to come to work
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Ireland's policies toward big tech and technology companies are shameless. Companies pay 30% of their taxes, while employers pay up to 55-62%. The cost of living is crazy, with zero consideration for the basically nonexistent housing market where you should be ready to waste up to 60% of your already low salary.
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Applied on their website. Received mail to organize a screening call – 30 minutes. This was a quick, brief call to review the application. No response! [Still waiting]. Surprised such a large company couldn’t even be bothered replying.
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I talked to a representative at a career fair. The interview process started with an in-person interview after the career fair, followed by a technical phone interview, and then a technical on-site interview.
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The telephonic interview was 20-25 minutes long and was based on my resume, coursework, and programming languages. There were no technical questions in the first interview. The interviewer introduced the work type and the team.
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Leixlip, IrelandMarch 1, 2021Applied on their website. Received mail to organize a screening call – 30 minutes. This was a quick, brief call to review the application. No response! [Still waiting]. Surprised such a large company couldn’t even be bothered replying.
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United StatesApril 20, 2022I talked to a representative at a career fair. The interview process started with an in-person interview after the career fair, followed by a technical phone interview, and then a technical on-site interview.
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Columbia, South Carolina, United StatesFebruary 1, 2013The telephonic interview was 20-25 minutes long and was based on my resume, coursework, and programming languages. There were no technical questions in the first interview. The interviewer introduced the work type and the team.
