Pros were in the money.
The only con was that there was no definite job. The contract was up to 3 years but there was no clue if it would last the entire time. Also, it was affiliated with/under IBM, and we were last to know of issues or projects, and that was a sour practice. So it can depend on which section you work under.
This was in person. Three engineers were asking questions about your history.
Started with a coding assessment, which had 3 multiple-choice questions and 2 coding questions. The multiple-choice questions were related to JavaScript and Java. The coding questions could be written in any language. Then, they contacted me for a ph
First, you speak to a recruiter, then you speak to a more technical recruiter to assess your skills. It went well, and they offered me a position on the spot.
This was in person. Three engineers were asking questions about your history.
Started with a coding assessment, which had 3 multiple-choice questions and 2 coding questions. The multiple-choice questions were related to JavaScript and Java. The coding questions could be written in any language. Then, they contacted me for a ph
First, you speak to a recruiter, then you speak to a more technical recruiter to assess your skills. It went well, and they offered me a position on the spot.