Working at IBM is a dream come true for me since I started my Mainframe Career in 2006.
IBM is a place full of technical resources, including its people. IBM is also an awesome workplace, as some accounts, especially the "Internal Accounts," have the option for WFH (Work-From-Home).
Benefit-wise, I was able to receive good benefits, including healthcare for the whole family.
Then there would be scarcity for Mainframe projects. There are very good people whose skillset is in Mainframe who are now moving out because of it.
Hoping that management will look into this matter and train sales people so they put in more Mainframe projects into IBM.
Here are the steps by IBM for those who will apply: 1. Java/SQL/HTML Exam 2. Group Interview 3. Cognitive Assessment Exam 4. F2F Interview with SME 5. Job Offer On the first day, you'll probably be asked to wait for HR to prepare the exam regarding
I went through three rounds of interviews: initial, technical, and functional. All were conducted by phone, which was convenient. Parts of the technical and functional interviews were project-specific and handled by their onshore counterparts.
The technical assessment was done through HackerRank. It was straightforward and involved two coding questions. I had a general hard time, but if you practice LeetCode often, you should not find it very difficult.
Here are the steps by IBM for those who will apply: 1. Java/SQL/HTML Exam 2. Group Interview 3. Cognitive Assessment Exam 4. F2F Interview with SME 5. Job Offer On the first day, you'll probably be asked to wait for HR to prepare the exam regarding
I went through three rounds of interviews: initial, technical, and functional. All were conducted by phone, which was convenient. Parts of the technical and functional interviews were project-specific and handled by their onshore counterparts.
The technical assessment was done through HackerRank. It was straightforward and involved two coding questions. I had a general hard time, but if you practice LeetCode often, you should not find it very difficult.