Software License Administrator Interview Experience - Brno, Czech Republic
Process
The interview consisted of several phases.
Phase one involved general questions about previous employment history (conducted in English), qualifications, work experience, and skills.
Phase two (optional) was based on position requirements and verified the ability to use a second or third language when relevant.
Phase three tested advanced MS Office knowledge (primarily Excel 2003!), including features such as conditional formatting, pivot tables, advanced filters, and VLOOKUP/IF functions.
When previous stages were completed successfully, a discussion about expected salary followed.
Questions
The VLOOKUP function is surprisingly not often used for personal MS Excel use. Secondly, if one is not prepared that MS Office 2003 is being used, it can be a little confusing to find some action buttons, especially when accustomed to newer versions.
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Interview Statistics
The following metrics were computed from 1 interview experience for the IBM Software License Administrator role in Brno, Czech Republic.
Success Rate
IBM's interview process for their Software License Administrator roles in Brno, Czech Republic 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 Software License Administrator interview process in Brno, Czech Republic.
IBM Work Experiences
- 4.0Good Projects, Annoying ManagersSoftware Engineer • Current EmployeePrague, Czech RepublicFebruary 15, 2023Pros: Great colleagues and good projectsCons: The managers were really annoying.
- 4.0Great team, great jobCloudOps Engineer • Current EmployeeOstrava, Czech RepublicMay 5, 2021Pros: I'm lucky to be located at a team full of professionals. I have learned a lot from them. They are still willing to use new technologies and have support from our managers. I know that nowadays it is quite common, but having over 8 years of full-time home office.Cons: From time to time, you have to use IBM technology. I hate processes in big corporations. It takes some time to get stupid issues related to internal processes resolved.
- 2.0Diverse Team, Stressed ManagementTechnical Lead • Former EmployeeBrno, South Moravian Region, Czech RepublicMarch 5, 2024Pros: Some advantages. Office is ok. Colleagues coming from all around the world.Cons: Bad salary, management too stressful, and not driven by employee wellbeing.
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