Associate Full Stack Developer Interview Experience - Bangkok, Thailand
Process
Introduce yourself. Ask some fairly easy technical questions. Inquire about a win-win situation. Then, present a scenario and ask for your thoughts on it, how to solve it, or what you would do.
The coding portion is very easy, with only one problem to solve. You must carefully read the problem, as it's unique and won't be found on LeetCode.
Questions
Ask about yourself and what you do in your part.
Ask about some situations, and what you think or what you do about them.
Ask for some technical skills, but not too much and not in depth.
Coding is quite easy; it will have a problem, and you will create a program to calculate or solve it. (Read all problems carefully; it's a very long paragraph.)
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IBM's interview process for their Associate Full Stack Developer roles in Bangkok, Thailand is incredibly easy as the vast majority of engineers get an offer after going through it.
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IBM Work Experiences
- 4.0A good start for your careerAssociate Full Stack Developer • Current EmployeeSingapore, SingaporeApril 15, 2024Pros: - Possible WFH, but this is project-dependent. - Amazing colleagues, but this is highly subjective (I was very lucky). - Possible exposure to multiple projects. - Abundance of learning resources, and you are able to get certs for free (dependent on your people manager/project).Cons: - Very insignificant bonus. - Projects are mostly in the public sector. - Might be "on the bench" (not in any project).
- 3.0Stuck at the Starting LineAssociate Full Stack Developer • Current EmployeeNovember 9, 2022Pros: Wonderful learning opportunities. They foster growth and will pay to get you certified in almost anything you want.Cons: They don't staff you on projects. You have to apply for projects yourself. This can make getting on any projects difficult, as most projects are not looking for new developers. It makes you feel like you have no job security.
- 4.0Good Company, Tough Client SiteApplications Developer • Current EmployeeBangkok, ThailandNovember 11, 2023Pros: Good company, benefits, and training.Cons: Top-down management: Slow decision-making. Working on a client's site: Sometimes working under pressure.
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