Good manager, good team, helpful people.
Too much work, so I couldn't do it anymore.
IBM started with a few initial emails: confirmations of interest and something about export validation. Then it went quiet for a few weeks before I was contacted out of the blue for a coding challenge – a web-based, non-monitored (but timed) coding
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
The interview covered: * One question about black box versus white box testing. * One question about what a pointer is. * One question about the Unix environment. Overall, the interview was very easy. The interviewer was friendly. No one appeared t
IBM started with a few initial emails: confirmations of interest and something about export validation. Then it went quiet for a few weeks before I was contacted out of the blue for a coding challenge – a web-based, non-monitored (but timed) coding
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
The interview covered: * One question about black box versus white box testing. * One question about what a pointer is. * One question about the Unix environment. Overall, the interview was very easy. The interviewer was friendly. No one appeared t