Que pensez-vous de l'ESN Exalt (notamment Exalt Azur)

Salut tout le monde,

Je viens vers vous aujourd'hui car je suis en plein process de recrutement et j'aurais grand besoin de retours "terrain", idéalement de consultants ou d'anciens de chez Exalt (et plus particulièrement de l'agence Exalt Azur).

J'ai récemment eu un échange avec le directeur de l'agence qui me propose un recrutement sur profil (donc embauche directe en CDI sans mission précise qui m'attend le premier jour).

Le contexte de mon côté est assez strict : pour des raisons personnelles, je suis dans une situation où je ne peux absolument pas me permettre de perdre mon boulot ou de subir une rupture de période d'essai surprise. J'ai besoin de sécurité.

J'ai donc été très transparent avec lui en lui évoquant mes craintes vis-à-vis de l'intercontrat. Il s'est voulu très rassurant et m'a affirmé droit dans les yeux qu'ils ne viraient jamais un consultant en intercontrat, "sauf si pas de mission après 5 tentatives".

Sur le papier c'est beau, mais on connaît tous la réputation des ESN et le fameux discours commercial pour attirer les devs.

Du coup, j'aimerais avoir l'avis de ceux qui y sont ou y ont été.

Merci beaucoup d'avance pour votre transparence, ça m'aidera énormément à prendre ma décision.

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u/the_fresh_G — 2 days ago

Spring batch : Using tasklet inside writer

Hello,

Because of compagny & business constrain, I have to use a tasklet inside a writer. That strikes me as an anti-pattern, so I'm asking for your help.

Am I doing it "well" ?

private ChunkContext context;
private StepContribution stepContribution;

@BeforeChunk
void beforeChunk(ChunkContext chunkContext) {
    this.context = chunkContext;
}

@BeforeStep
void beforeStep(StepExecution stepExecution) {
    this.stepContribution = stepExecution.createStepContribution();
}


@Override
public void write(List<? extends Step200ProcessorOutput> items) throws Exception {
    for (Step200ProcessorOutput output : items) {
            RepeatStatus repeatStatus = ftpGetTasklet.execute(stepContribution, context);
        }
    }
}
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u/the_fresh_G — 2 months ago

Just launched my very first project. It's simple, but I'm proud to finally get something live.

Hey everyone,

I wanted to share a quick milestone with the community. Today, I finally launched my very first project!

It’s definitely not a massive, groundbreaking app, and it’s not going to change the world—but it is live, it works, and getting it out there feels like a huge personal win.

It's a lightweight Chrome extension that extracts Reddit comments into clean, structured JSON in one click.

If you have a minute to check it out, I’d love to get your thoughts or any constructive feedback on how I can improve it : Reddit Comments Scraper

Thanks

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u/the_fresh_G — 2 months ago

Just launched my very first project. It's simple, but I'm proud to finally get something live.

Hey everyone,

I wanted to share a quick milestone with the community. Today, I finally launched my very first project!

It’s definitely not a massive, groundbreaking app, and it’s not going to change the world—but it is live, it works, and getting it out there feels like a huge personal win.

It's a lightweight Chrome extension that extracts Reddit comments into clean, structured JSON in one click.

If you have a minute to check it out, I’d love to get your thoughts or any constructive feedback on how I can improve it : Reddit Comments Scraper

Thanks

reddit.com
u/the_fresh_G — 2 months ago

Just launched my very first project. It's simple, but I'm proud to finally get something live.

Hey everyone,

I wanted to share a quick milestone with the community. Today, I finally launched my very first project!

It’s definitely not a massive, groundbreaking app, and it’s not going to change the world—but it is live, it works, and getting it out there feels like a huge personal win.

It's a lightweight Chrome extension that extracts Reddit comments into clean, structured JSON in one click.

If you have a minute to check it out, I’d love to get your thoughts or any constructive feedback on how I can improve it : Reddit Comments Scraper

Thanks

reddit.com
u/the_fresh_G — 2 months ago