The culture and atmosphere are great. People are great.
There are many opportunities for training and career development. You can switch teams if you want.
There is a performance review each year, and you receive feedback during regular 1:1 meetings.
Also, the scrum is well implemented, and the process is clear.
The process is well-defined, but things happen slowly. The meetings are numerous. This leaves less time for coding. Most of the things are already done; there is a lot of legacy code.
The interview was one hour long. There were two interviewers: one manager and one group leader. I was half an hour late, but the manager was nice. He asked more questions about what I wanted to do and if I wanted to learn ABAP.
Applied online. After 2-3 weeks, I received an email stating they were experiencing high volumes of applications and needed more time to process them. They promised to provide a reply within 2-3 days. I never heard back.
A hiring manager and a developer were present. First, self-introductions were made to each other. Next, questions were asked about the resume. Then, a coding assignment was given for 15 minutes. At the end, you could ask your own questions.
The interview was one hour long. There were two interviewers: one manager and one group leader. I was half an hour late, but the manager was nice. He asked more questions about what I wanted to do and if I wanted to learn ABAP.
Applied online. After 2-3 weeks, I received an email stating they were experiencing high volumes of applications and needed more time to process them. They promised to provide a reply within 2-3 days. I never heard back.
A hiring manager and a developer were present. First, self-introductions were made to each other. Next, questions were asked about the resume. Then, a coding assignment was given for 15 minutes. At the end, you could ask your own questions.