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Full Stack Software Developer Reviews
What is it like working as a Full Stack Software Developer?
April 2023
The work environment is good but growth in terms of salary is limited.
Full Stack Software Developer in Bangalore:
Pros: Work life balance
Cons: Salary compensation
March 2023
It is great, have a lot of opportunities, but most of them, are no that great when compared to working remotely abroad.
Full Stack Software Developer in Joinville:
Pros: The city is great, the infrastructure is great, but wages are not so good in Brazil as a whole
December 2022
General Software Developer Position Insights at Arconic.
Full Stack Software Developer in Bettendorf:
Pros: Application of software development standards and latest tech, inter-department collaboration, learning opportunities, leadership opportunities
Cons: Knowledge base, application information vary between departments and sub-departments, potential on-call nature of position
November 2022
Quiet and Consistent.
Full Stack Software Developer in Kanata:
Pros: The work here is not significantly stressful.
Cons: The industry this place is involved in is pretty boring. It is a place for passionate tech geeks and hardware enthusiasts, not necessarily artsy developers.
October 2022
Do Not Join the Organization.
Full Stack Software Developer in Bangalore:
Pros: Food
Cons: No Work Life Balance & No Proper Pay, Notice Period is Not good, Releiving Process will be a Mental Torture by the HR, Work will not be Fairly valued and it will be baised for the People who is Ok with the HR
March 2022
Nice, but can be better.
Full Stack Software Developer in Bangalore:
Pros: most managers are chill and can find balance in work and personal life
Cons: too long hrs
January 2022
There are job offers, but they are not necessarily good ones.
Full Stack Software Developer in Belo Horizonte:
Pros: There's usually some good offers if you have experience, and decent offers if you're just starting.
Cons: Learning exclusively from academic sources like university courses won't give you proper framework/architecture/project planning/management knowledge most of the time. They are mostly based on theory and they often don't represent the current market's demands and trends, leaving you with internship-level knowledge, and making it harder to find a good position that can truly satisfy your needs.
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