You learn a lot; there are many opportunities to take "ownership" of projects. You have a lot of decision-making power in your work. It has very good benefits, such as insurance and grocery vouchers.
The work-life balance is very bad. The vast majority of people I work with have the same perception of this. The ETAs are tight and the stress is high. The direct managers I've worked with are good and understand this; however, their managers are not (something very well-known and accepted by most), so one always ends up very tired. The technologies used are obsolete. Staff turnover is high for the same reason. Salaries are good in relation to the country's average, but below average when compared to other companies in the industry in the country.
Cuidar más a los empleados en el aspecto relación vida/trabajo. Algunos proyectos son demasiado pesados/estresantes y no es muy claro cómo management ayuda en esto.
A bit long after I received the offer from them, but the recruiter was in touch and friendly. The interview with the engineers was in English. They seemed like nice people and good engineers. In my opinion, they asked reasonable questions for the j
The process was a bit long, taking months. Additionally, there wasn't much follow-up from the manager or the interviewers. A couple of months passed before they contacted me again, during which time I was already in other interviews due to the lack
Applied online. They contacted me to see if I was interested in the interviewing process. I had one phone interview (basic OOP questions), then two on-site interviews, and one final phone interview with a senior manager from India.
A bit long after I received the offer from them, but the recruiter was in touch and friendly. The interview with the engineers was in English. They seemed like nice people and good engineers. In my opinion, they asked reasonable questions for the j
The process was a bit long, taking months. Additionally, there wasn't much follow-up from the manager or the interviewers. A couple of months passed before they contacted me again, during which time I was already in other interviews due to the lack
Applied online. They contacted me to see if I was interested in the interviewing process. I had one phone interview (basic OOP questions), then two on-site interviews, and one final phone interview with a senior manager from India.