Assessment
Assessment
Good benefits, home office, flexibility.
Bureaucracy, Lack of career plan, Difficulties for promotion.
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Database Administrator (DBA)
The selection process is a bit long. They are technical questions from everyday work. There is also the interview in English, which is quite straightforward, but you really need to know English well.
Database Administrator (DBA)
The interview was slow and easy, and it took 30 days to receive the results. They knew my skillset and wasted my time. They needed DB2, but I only have MS SQL. IBM wasted my time by asking SQL questions, even though they knew I only know MS SQL and
Database Administrator (DBA)
The interview process consisted of three rounds, including an aptitude test. The hiring manager and team leader asked technical questions during an audio call. The working culture appears to be good. I have nothing more to say about the interview.
Database Administrator (DBA)
São Paulo, São Paulo, BrazilNovember 25, 2017The selection process is a bit long. They are technical questions from everyday work. There is also the interview in English, which is quite straightforward, but you really need to know English well.
Database Administrator (DBA)
Toronto, Ontario, CanadaFebruary 1, 2022The interview was slow and easy, and it took 30 days to receive the results. They knew my skillset and wasted my time. They needed DB2, but I only have MS SQL. IBM wasted my time by asking SQL questions, even though they knew I only know MS SQL and
Database Administrator (DBA)
Ontario, California, United StatesJuly 1, 2017The interview process consisted of three rounds, including an aptitude test. The hiring manager and team leader asked technical questions during an audio call. The working culture appears to be good. I have nothing more to say about the interview.
