“I also want to share another great value that I feel at Polarising: the balance between personal and professional life. After all, we all know that there’s life beyond work. I know this may sound not that different from what you hear from other companies, but here I’m living it firsthand!”

“Super stoked to celebrate one year at Polarising! I met a lot of cool people who walk the line between work and fun effortlessly and was assigned very challenging projects, which allow me to explore new tech and improve my skills. What more could I ask for?”

“Earning new certifications is a powerful way to motivate myself and advance in my career. It is a symbol of my dedication, hard work, and expertise in my field. It shows I’m constantly learning and growing, which is vital in today’s fast-paced and ever-changing world. I’ll keep pushing myself to achieve even greater success in the future.”

“I’ve been working with TIBCO for some time, but I only started with BWCE when I joined a project to a Nordic telecommunications provider. So, this was the perfect opportunity to consolidate and improve what I already use on a day-to-day basis and learn new things about this technology at the same time.”

“I’ve been with Polarising for about a month. An excellent month with an exceptional family that treats everyone equally, as human beings and not IT machines. I had the chance to do the Certified Scrum Product Owner (CSPO) certification and I am now better qualified to perform my job, I can only thank Polarising for the opportunity to grow as a professional and within this family.”

“Taking the MuleSoft Developer certification was something I’ve been wanting to do for a long time, because I see this technology with a lot of potential and I want to be part of its future at Polarising.”

“It’s essential to make sure that Agile is not just a framework, but instead, it is a way of adapting our mentality to most suited situations. That’s what we do here, we work as a team where commitment and trust are buzzwords despite of the framework.”