Network opportunities are good.
There are many opportunities to get involved.
Technology, even if it's on your own time, was cool to see it work in real time.
Where it went wrong for me was in selling myself. I am in a role as more a consultant than anything else. I have to bid for a position on projects where I am competing with people all across the country, and maybe even the world, for one position.
If you think you qualify for something, the only thing I'd recommend you have for when you apply is a portfolio of your work. I didn't and paid the price.
Everything else, as far as promotions and seeing how effective you are, rides on working on projects through IBM's clients.
It was a recorded video interview round with two questions. You will get one minute to prepare and three minutes to answer those questions. Just try to go through the JD well; that might help.
D0 - CV D25 - Hackerrank Online Coding Assessment Questions D28 - Manager Interview (Data Architect) -> Offer Get - 15 min presentation preparation (self intro, related project experience) D33 - Team Manager Interview
I applied for this position at the Buffalo, NY office and had an extremely disappointing experience during the interview process. The entire process felt unprofessional, and it became evident that the company does not respect the time and efforts of
It was a recorded video interview round with two questions. You will get one minute to prepare and three minutes to answer those questions. Just try to go through the JD well; that might help.
D0 - CV D25 - Hackerrank Online Coding Assessment Questions D28 - Manager Interview (Data Architect) -> Offer Get - 15 min presentation preparation (self intro, related project experience) D33 - Team Manager Interview
I applied for this position at the Buffalo, NY office and had an extremely disappointing experience during the interview process. The entire process felt unprofessional, and it became evident that the company does not respect the time and efforts of