Great management, a lot of room for growth, and tons of resources to develop new skills.
I came in as an Application Developer, but told them I liked working with DevOps. They slowly put me on more projects where I could build DevOps skills.
Because it's such a huge company with so many positions, you can practically pick a job role you want and slowly move towards it.
Pay is not as competitive as for application developers at other companies. Benefits are so-so.
You need to work for IBM for a minimum of 3 years for them to contribute to your 401k.
Applied on October 23rd. Called for an interview on October 30th. Flown out to Baton Rouge on November 7th. Had a technical and personality interview on November 8th. Received job offer on November 20th.
It was very friendly. I applied online. After four weeks, I got notice that I was pre-selected for the next step of the interview. A friend told me he had a coding test. In my case, there wasn't one. Generally, there were no difficult questions or un
The interview consisted of two parts: a technical and a functional interview. The technical interview asked questions pertaining to your technical skills to understand what you knew for the position you were applying for. The functional interview a
Applied on October 23rd. Called for an interview on October 30th. Flown out to Baton Rouge on November 7th. Had a technical and personality interview on November 8th. Received job offer on November 20th.
It was very friendly. I applied online. After four weeks, I got notice that I was pre-selected for the next step of the interview. A friend told me he had a coding test. In my case, there wasn't one. Generally, there were no difficult questions or un
The interview consisted of two parts: a technical and a functional interview. The technical interview asked questions pertaining to your technical skills to understand what you knew for the position you were applying for. The functional interview a