Work from home, somewhat low stress (except for the constant layoffs), looks good on a resume.
Layoffs are constant, and IBM tries to suppress this knowledge, but it is happening all of the time.
It is hard to work on a project when people you are working beside are gone every other month.
I think you have heard it all before, so why bother?
I was contacted by a Talent Acquisition and Sourcing Expert from IBM via LinkedIn. We had an initial chat. A technical interview followed, with questions on my work history and experience. I progressed to the next stage and was interviewed by a Vice-
The interview process consisted of three phases: * One from recruiting. * One from technical. * One from Human Resources. The technical interview was a questionnaire that was relatively simple and basic for a mid-level position. The interview
The interview process consisted of three rounds. It began with an online phone assessment. This was followed by a technical assessment with one engineer. The final interview was with managers and the potential team. The technical assessment invol
I was contacted by a Talent Acquisition and Sourcing Expert from IBM via LinkedIn. We had an initial chat. A technical interview followed, with questions on my work history and experience. I progressed to the next stage and was interviewed by a Vice-
The interview process consisted of three phases: * One from recruiting. * One from technical. * One from Human Resources. The technical interview was a questionnaire that was relatively simple and basic for a mid-level position. The interview
The interview process consisted of three rounds. It began with an online phone assessment. This was followed by a technical assessment with one engineer. The final interview was with managers and the potential team. The technical assessment invol