Multinational company, dealing with teams in other countries.
Very political company.
Pryamidal.
Managers more concerned with being politically correct than with solving things.
Bad salaries. Bad inflation adjustments.
No clear processes.
HR doesn't exist. They don't support you. They don't solve things for you.
In Argentina, there are no benefits. It's more likely they'll send you a gift bottle from the US than pay you for overtime.
Hacer un cambio de 180° si realmente quieren que la gente de tecnología se quede en el equipo.
Para RRHH: Mirar el mercado, plan de beneficios, ajustes por inflación claros y acordes al país.
HR On-boarding. The current employment situation and change possibilities, the company structure, and benefits are presented. At this point, friendly treatment was observed, but without the depth of a technical discussion, and projects were touched
Two rounds. In the first round, there were two DSA questions of medium level. The second round was a complete ML round, asking core concepts and sometimes derivations. It also included some behavioral questions and many project-related questions.
The interview process felt disorganized, with rounds happening in an unusual order. It started with an initial discussion with a senior manager, followed by an operational excellence round, then system design, and finally the coding round.
HR On-boarding. The current employment situation and change possibilities, the company structure, and benefits are presented. At this point, friendly treatment was observed, but without the depth of a technical discussion, and projects were touched
Two rounds. In the first round, there were two DSA questions of medium level. The second round was a complete ML round, asking core concepts and sometimes derivations. It also included some behavioral questions and many project-related questions.
The interview process felt disorganized, with rounds happening in an unusual order. It started with an initial discussion with a senior manager, followed by an operational excellence round, then system design, and finally the coding round.