The program itself is also divided into parts

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And each part has its own developers. I got the area of ​​feeding programs for various reports. Other departments of the bank make their calculations based on the data they receive from our program. I had to learn English, because our bank is international and there are many people from the Baltic countries, Great Britain, and India in the development area.


All our documentation is in English. We use Swedish less than English. I have not list of bahrain whatsapp phone numbers encountered ageism in Sweden. On the contrary, here it is welcomed that a person has a wealth of knowledge. It is believed that if a person has worked in different areas, he has a broader vision of work processes.


The first striking thing I noticed is that the Swedes are much more relaxed about human errors. There will be no harsh punishments for mistakes, they will not condemn you either. But, in general, I think that this happens not only in Sweden. It is unlikely that they punish harshly anywhere now.


The Swedes are very friendly and tolerant. They are accommodating, always encouraging and will never say that your language is bad. Java University Tips for a beginner developer: It all depends on your interest. I learned Java because I found it very interesting. I think the learning style on CodeRush suited me: lots of practice, less theory.