Good place to learn, bad place to work @ IBM Halifax!
Good place to learn, bad place to work @ IBM Halifax!
- Good place to learn different new technologies
- Nice office building
- Very bad management.
- High work-load.
- Must work overtime even on weekends and holidays, but no payment.
- Low salary.
- Low career growth.
- Hard to take vacation.
- No work-life balance.
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1. HR 2. Technical & coding test After you get hired, you'll need to go through another two steps to onboard a project: (1) building a small app and (2) a technical interview. However, that's depending on the project opportunity.
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There are 3 interviews. The first one is technical, asking about: * OOP * Algorithms * Data structures * Java * JavaScript The second one is behavioral, asking about: * Leadership skills * Decision-making The third one is with the team leader.
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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.
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Halifax, Nova Scotia, CanadaApril 23, 20231. HR 2. Technical & coding test After you get hired, you'll need to go through another two steps to onboard a project: (1) building a small app and (2) a technical interview. However, that's depending on the project opportunity.
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EgyptAugust 26, 2022There are 3 interviews. The first one is technical, asking about: * OOP * Algorithms * Data structures * Java * JavaScript The second one is behavioral, asking about: * Leadership skills * Decision-making The third one is with the team leader.
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Baton Rouge, Louisiana, United StatesNovember 1, 2013Applied 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.
