Improvements can be made
Improvements can be made
- Full remote work
- Access to learning platforms
In terms of benefits, it can be improved.
- No reimbursement for sports activities (such as money for the gym).
- Their internal projects are usually old, started 5-10 or more years ago, and upgrading them is a pain.
- It depends on the project, but usually the management or colleagues that have a few years in the company don't have a very open-minded perception about improvement.
- There are a lot of internal procedures that can be time-consuming. (In terms of hours worked, there are three separate tools that are used for that.)
Be flexible to change.
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Firstly, there was an HR interview, then another with HR and two members from the team where I was assigned. The process was okay, all in all. A good experience for me, I think.
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Several people will interview you via Skype or Teams. It will take about 2 hours. First, they will introduce themselves, and then you will introduce yourself. Then, the interview begins. They will ask several basic questions covering physics, pro
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It’s an all-in-one type of interview; very technical, very intensive. The interviewers were very cold and poker-faced. I got to know the people after the interview, and they are actually quite friendly :)
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RomaniaFebruary 22, 2023Firstly, there was an HR interview, then another with HR and two members from the team where I was assigned. The process was okay, all in all. A good experience for me, I think.
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Yerevan, ArmeniaOctober 1, 2020Several people will interview you via Skype or Teams. It will take about 2 hours. First, they will introduce themselves, and then you will introduce yourself. Then, the interview begins. They will ask several basic questions covering physics, pro
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Cluj-Napoca, RomaniaSeptember 1, 2022It’s an all-in-one type of interview; very technical, very intensive. The interviewers were very cold and poker-faced. I got to know the people after the interview, and they are actually quite friendly :)
