Advisory Software Engineer Interview Experience - Gold Coast, Australia
Process
Phone screening. Interview arrangement. First interview. Second interview. Offer.
The two face-to-face interviews were completed smoothly and in a very harmonic atmosphere. Two interviewers attended both sessions. During the interviews, I was impressed by the interviewers' questions, their in-depth knowledge of the technology, and the creative ways they thought of problems. The interview time, logistics, and preparation were communicated nicely beforehand. They also introduced the exciting new work to me with their best efforts. The whole process of the interviews was super efficient and pleasant.
Questions
What is a proxy?
How many benefits and drawbacks can you think of when using a proxy?
What technologies did you use for your last project?
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Interview Statistics
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Success Rate
IBM's interview process for their Advisory Software Engineer roles in Gold Coast, Australia is incredibly easy as the vast majority of engineers get an offer after going through it.
Experience Rating
Candidates reported having very good feelings for IBM's Advisory Software Engineer interview process in Gold Coast, Australia.
IBM Work Experiences
- 3.0Advisory software engineerAdvisory Software Engineer • Former EmployeeLittleton Common, Massachusetts, United StatesOctober 4, 2018Pros: I worked on new projects every 2 years, exploring and learning next-generation technologies.Cons: In the last 18 months of my employment, I had 5 different managers. I was purely a resource number in the IBM system. Additionally, my hours worked per week in the last two years of my employment were consistently between 50-70 hours a week. My pay was well below market value, tens of thousands lower.
- 1.0Very laid-back company, with a lot of inefficient work practices. Very low productivity and huge waste of resourcesAdvisory Software Engineer • Former EmployeeBengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaNovember 23, 2011Pros: Good place for freshers, but if you get stuck to IBM's style of working, you are not going to fit in elsewhere. Once an IBM'er, always an IBM'er.Cons: As the company is too big, they are trying to automate the workplace, but without considering the efficiency of its implementation. This is too inefficient and leads to lots of waste of time and money. Processes that were implemented long back still remain, though they are not efficient. Work from home entirely depends on your People Manager.
- 1.0IBM was one of the best; now it's one of the worst companies in America to work forAdvisory Software Engineer • Former EmployeeTucson, Arizona, United StatesJune 23, 2013Pros: I can't think of any pros. Medical benefits are good now, but were much better previously.Cons: Too numerous to mention. Just read the news concerning the latest job cuts.
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