Great Training, Supportive Team
Great Training, Supportive Team
My first professional full-time job, and they treat me great. They train me in the areas I need and are willing to help with anything. Teamwork is great, but they don't force it and allow you to work alone if that's what you prefer. There are not a lot of meetings either.
Not a lot, really. It was just a different workflow than usual in terms of pipelines and CI/CD.
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