The big cellphone handset companies from 10 years ago are no longer around.
IBM has managed to survive for more than 100 years.
You're working at a company that isn't going anywhere any time soon.
Coming in and doing a job is not an acceptable level of standard. Do that and you'll be laid off for superficial reasons in the next round of layoffs, which there seems to be no end to at IBM.
Ride the bleeding edge more, rather than taking the conservative approach.
This was the worst process I've ever been through; it was just a mess. I had originally applied online for a software management position. A recruitment manager reached out and asked what I was expecting in salary. I said $85,000, and they said they
I applied online and had an initial virtual interview with the recruiter, followed by an interview with the hiring manager. Unfortunately, I didn't quite have enough Kubernetes knowledge to proceed further.
Great overall. The questions were pretty hard, but they made sense for the position. The 1-hour time limit made it a little stressful, but I still managed to get through it without too much of a headache.
This was the worst process I've ever been through; it was just a mess. I had originally applied online for a software management position. A recruitment manager reached out and asked what I was expecting in salary. I said $85,000, and they said they
I applied online and had an initial virtual interview with the recruiter, followed by an interview with the hiring manager. Unfortunately, I didn't quite have enough Kubernetes knowledge to proceed further.
Great overall. The questions were pretty hard, but they made sense for the position. The 1-hour time limit made it a little stressful, but I still managed to get through it without too much of a headache.