Got a crazy unbelievable job offer here. Still feels unreal. After over 200 interviews including recruiter calls. God is great. Truly by strength shall no man prevail but by the power and mercy of God.

tensazangetsu20:
Got a crazy unbelievable job offer here. Still feels unreal. After over 200 interviews including recruiter calls. God is great. Truly by strength shall no man prevail but by the power and mercy of God.

Baba don turn prophet!

Congratulations once again.

Karleb:


Baba don turn prophet!

Congratulations once again.

Bros. My present salary is like 400 percent what I was earning in Nigeria and since the income is coming from outside Chile it's tax free for the first 3 years. I only need to pay my pension and health insurance. It's unbelievable. It's literally life changing money and even when I start paying taxes it's just 19 percent a month.

tensazangetsu20:


Bros. My present salary is like 400 percent what I was earning in Nigeria and since the income is coming from outside Chile it's tax free for the first 3 years. I only need to pay my pension and health insurance. It's unbelievable. It's literally life changing money and even when I start paying taxes it's just 19 percent a month.

Omo e.

That's a great one. Maybe you would write about the process, it so boys can learn.

In the meantime, abeg do fuel giveaway!

On a serious note, this Chile tax seem very interesting.

Karleb:


Omo e.

That's a great one. Maybe you would write about the process, it so boys can learn.

In the meantime, abeg do fuel giveaway!

The interview process in this part of the world is something else entirely. What I will advise people especially people going as students is to start the job search from day one. Try and make the mistakes all early and get used to the process. I am surprised that a few people wait until their program ends to start looking for work.

tensazangetsu20:


The interview process in this part of the world is something else entirely. What I will advise people especially people going as students is to start the job search from day one. Try and make the mistakes all early and get used to the process. I am surprised that a few people wait until their program ends to start looking for work.

Don't you think it could be because they think they might not be able to dedicate enough hours for the job before graduation?

I believe Chile has a minimum study hours that students shouldn't go below per week.

Karleb:


Don't you think it could be because they think they might not be able to dedicate enough hours for the job before graduation?

I believe Chile has a minimum study hours that students shouldn't go below per week.

It really depends on the course. If your masters is a professional masters you will only have classes on weekends but if it's an academic one, you will have classes everyday. The law says 30 hours but absolutely no one is checking that stuff here. No one cares lol. You can even own your own business on a student visa here. I was doing Uber eats for a while and I went more than 30 hours consistently

tensazangetsu20:


It really depends on the course. If your masters is a professional masters you will only have classes on weekends but if it's an academic one, you will have classes everyday. The law says 30 hours but absolutely no one is checking that stuff here. No one cares lol. You can even own your own business on a student visa here. I was doing Uber eats for a while and I went more than 30 hours consistently

omo! I thought they were strict on that. But wouldn't that affect attedance tho?


What was the interview to offer ratio like when you finally got a hang of the interview process?

Karleb:


omo! I thought they were strict on that. But wouldn't that affect attedance tho?


What was the interview to offer ratio like when you finally got a hang of the interview process?

To be honest they don't care, just don't drop out of school or if you do you need to switch the sub category of your visa from student to work but that resets the count to get permanent residency.

Interviews I have done since I entered Chile is more than 200 interviews. I have interviewed with cisco, Amazon, other big companies. I have even interviewed with the state bank of Chile sef. I failed a lot of my initial interviews but after cracking how to do them well. I wasn't still getting any offers except comments like we went with a better candidate and stuff like that but they will say I am really sound technically. Funny enough my current offer supercedes everything I have interviewed for.

tensazangetsu20:


To be honest they don't care, just don't drop out of school or if you do you need to switch the sub category of your visa from student to work but that resets the count to get permanent residency.

Interviews I have done since I entered Chile is more than 200 interviews. I have interviewed with cisco, Amazon, other big companies. I have even interviewed with the state bank of Chile sef. I failed a lot of my initial interviews but after cracking how to do them well. I wasn't still getting any offers except comments like we went with a better candidate and stuff like that but they will say I am really sound technically. Funny enough my current offer supercedes everything I have interviewed for.

Was this the only offer you got?


What is the tech stack you will be working with now?

Karleb:


Was this the only offer you got?


What is the tech stack you will be working with now?

Salesforce. So I will be working with stuff like apex, lightening web components and soql and integrating Salesforce with other systems.

tensazangetsu20:


Salesforce. So I will be working with stuff like apex, lightening web components and soql and integrating Salesforce with other systems.

Omo! That Salesforce thing finally came through.

I'm happy your tenacity finally paid off man!

Karleb:


Omo! That Salesforce thing finally came through.

I'm happy your tenacity finally paid off man!

The demand for that thing in south America is crazy lol. I get phone calls from recruiters like everyday alongside LinkedIn messages and emails and all

tensazangetsu20:


The demand for that thing in south America is crazy lol. I get phone calls from recruiters like everyday alongside LinkedIn messages and emails and all

This life ehn! The same recruiters that didn't know about your existence when you been dey our +234.


Is the demand peculiar to Chile alone or the whole South America?

Karleb:


This life ehn! The same recruiters that didn't know about your existence when you been dey our +234.


Is the demand peculiar to Chile alone or the whole South America?

I feel Colombia has more jobs than Chile to be honest. For every 10 recruiter calls I get, 6 are from Colombia. 2 are Chilean, 2 are Argentine. Brazilians speak Portuguese so they won't be bothering with other Latin Americans but I have had a few Interviews with companies in Brazil.

tensazangetsu20:
Got a crazy unbelievable job offer here. Still feels unreal. After over 200 interviews including recruiter calls. God is great. Truly by strength shall no man prevail but by the power and mercy of God.

Congratulations 🎊🎉🍾

tensazangetsu20:
To be honest they don't care, just don't drop out of school or if you do you need to switch the sub category of your visa from student to work but that resets the count to get permanent residency.

Interviews I have done since I entered Chile is more than 200 interviews. I have interviewed with cisco, Amazon, other big companies. I have even interviewed with the state bank of Chile sef. I failed a lot of my initial interviews but after cracking how to do them well. I wasn't still getting any offers except comments like we went with a better candidate and stuff like that but they will say I am really sound technically. Funny enough my current offer supercedes everything I have interviewed for.

Tenza, the interviews; what made them strict abeg... understanding the workings with leetcode isnt enough?

tensazangetsu20:
Got a crazy unbelievable job offer here. Still feels unreal. After over 200 interviews including recruiter calls. God is great. Truly by strength shall no man prevail but by the power and mercy of God.

If tenacity is a person, then, you're the human definition of it.

Congratulations, man.

More wins. More success.

Kudos.

haybhi1:
Tenza, the interviews; what made them strict abeg... understanding the workings with leetcode isnt enough?

They are very thorough here especially with the theory parts. There's also other interviews. A single wrong answer or an ineffective answer can spoil your whole progress.

CaveAdullam:


If tenacity is a person, then, you're the human definition of it.

Congratulations, man.

More wins. More success.

Kudos.

All glory to God to be honest.

tensazangetsu20:


To be honest they don't care, just don't drop out of school or if you do you need to switch the sub category of your visa from student to work but that resets the count to get permanent residency.

Interviews I have done since I entered Chile is more than 200 interviews. I have interviewed with cisco, Amazon, other big companies. I have even interviewed with the state bank of Chile sef. I failed a lot of my initial interviews but after cracking how to do them well. I wasn't still getting any offers except comments like we went with a better candidate and stuff like that but they will say I am really sound technically. Funny enough my current offer supercedes everything I have interviewed for.

My guy!!!!

I am proud of you!

Gerrard59:




My guy!!!!

I am proud of you!

Thank you men

tensazangetsu20:
Got a crazy unbelievable job offer here. Still feels unreal. After over 200 interviews including recruiter calls. God is great. Truly by strength shall no man prevail but by the power and mercy of God.

no atheists in foxholes long overdue job offers

GloriousGbola:


no atheists in foxholes long overdue job offers

Lol I actually gave my life to Christ here in Chile and got baptized. I am just glad I found my Church. It's a serious bible believing church.

tensazangetsu20:


Lol I actually gave my life to Christ here in Chile and got baptized. I am just glad I found my Church. It's a serious bible believing church.

Omo! No be small thing o.

tensazangetsu20:
Got a crazy unbelievable job offer here. Still feels unreal. After over 200 interviews including recruiter calls. God is great. Truly by strength shall no man prevail but by the power and mercy of God.

Congratulations Tensa.

folake4u:


Congratulations Tensa.

Thank you

tensazangetsu20:


Lol I actually gave my life to Christ here in Chile and got baptized. I am just glad I found my Church. It's a serious bible believing church.

congrats on your you new found country, your new found job and your new found faith

_{i should have said all this first but trolls gonna troll}

tensazangetsu20:
Got a crazy unbelievable job offer here. Still feels unreal. After over 200 interviews including recruiter calls. God is great. Truly by strength shall no man prevail but by the power and mercy of God.

Congrats 🤗

tensazangetsu20:
Got a crazy unbelievable job offer here. Still feels unreal. After over 200 interviews including recruiter calls. God is great. Truly by strength shall no man prevail but by the power and mercy of God.

Congratulations.. You made me fall in love with Chile with your memoir..

jenifer007:


Congratulations.. You made me fall in love with Chile with your memoir..

Chile Is an amazing country to be honest. It presents its own kind of struggles. It definitely provides you with the opportunities but you would need to work extra hard to get them