Good colleagues.
Hybrid work (3 days office).
Good benefits: gym, lunch, snack bar. Easy to commute due to office location.
Good work-life balance.
No career development.
No salary increase yearly.
No organization structure; it's ever-changing, and you need to adapt, sometimes downgrading your position.
There are many good companies like Google, Meta, Apple, Microsoft, LinkedIn, etc. However, it's the worst between them so far.
I received an email after applying online to have a twenty-minute interview via video call. I had no feedback after the interview, so I wrote to the interviewer. They answered that I didn’t fit the role and invited me to apply for other positions.
The interview process was really bad. I applied for a London-based role, but their recruiters are based in Singapore, so the time difference was a major issue. It is also very dodgy that they do not advertise a salary range. When I gave them a figur
The interview went quite smoothly (I had 4 or 5 in total), but at the end, they offered me a salary that was way below the amount noted on this site and far from what people I know have told me. It was significantly less than what I earn at the momen
I received an email after applying online to have a twenty-minute interview via video call. I had no feedback after the interview, so I wrote to the interviewer. They answered that I didn’t fit the role and invited me to apply for other positions.
The interview process was really bad. I applied for a London-based role, but their recruiters are based in Singapore, so the time difference was a major issue. It is also very dodgy that they do not advertise a salary range. When I gave them a figur
The interview went quite smoothly (I had 4 or 5 in total), but at the end, they offered me a salary that was way below the amount noted on this site and far from what people I know have told me. It was significantly less than what I earn at the momen