Good work-life balance
First, I had an e-mail about my application. After I accepted to talk about available opportunities in Red Hat, a recruiter called me, and we talked about some basic stuff, e.g., what I do and what my interests are. She talked about the company and r
They reviewed some code I had written at home, written at my own pace and consulting whatever I wanted. We had some design discussions about it and interacted via GitHub. We had conversations about culture and value in the open-source world.
HR blocked the process immediately once compensation expectations were shared, as the expectations did not match their usual level for the country I am living in. A first for me.
First, I had an e-mail about my application. After I accepted to talk about available opportunities in Red Hat, a recruiter called me, and we talked about some basic stuff, e.g., what I do and what my interests are. She talked about the company and r
They reviewed some code I had written at home, written at my own pace and consulting whatever I wanted. We had some design discussions about it and interacted via GitHub. We had conversations about culture and value in the open-source world.
HR blocked the process immediately once compensation expectations were shared, as the expectations did not match their usual level for the country I am living in. A first for me.