Manageable working hours, wellness: a fitness-ready workplace, company car after ~4-5 years, the opportunity to learn a lot, an open work culture, the ability to start self-projects, and good IT accessory background.
Great international opportunities, fellowships, and CSR. Look out for those and do not stick to the local ones only.
Once you get comfy with your role, it might get too comfy, with less challenges, making it hard to move within the organization or to get promoted.
The interview began with a normal conversation, followed by a round of questions related to the ticketing system used in my previous job. Then, there were questions about how I am accustomed to working with IT and my ability to contribute to the team
I answered questions related to human resources but didn't give any updates. They just ghosted. I answered questions related to human resources but didn't give any updates. They just ghosted.
First, there was a phone interview with your average general interview questions. Two days after that, I had to do an online programming test, and after that, a face-to-face interview. Every interviewer was kind and approachable. It just felt like a
The interview began with a normal conversation, followed by a round of questions related to the ticketing system used in my previous job. Then, there were questions about how I am accustomed to working with IT and my ability to contribute to the team
I answered questions related to human resources but didn't give any updates. They just ghosted. I answered questions related to human resources but didn't give any updates. They just ghosted.
First, there was a phone interview with your average general interview questions. Two days after that, I had to do an online programming test, and after that, a face-to-face interview. Every interviewer was kind and approachable. It just felt like a