You work for a team, but they give a lot of freedom to do independent and experimental work while providing guidance.
Your work is not guaranteed to be integrated into the larger product.
Make sure that the right resources are provided.
I was very professional, but that was based on how much research and preparation I had done beforehand, which set me up to do well. Some of the questions asked were easy to answer if you had done a little research and preparation beforehand.
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
Just your typical interview process. First round was me recording myself answering questions about DevOps in general and about myself. Second interview was a coding challenge. The third round was a video call with an IBM employee.
I was very professional, but that was based on how much research and preparation I had done beforehand, which set me up to do well. Some of the questions asked were easy to answer if you had done a little research and preparation beforehand.
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
Just your typical interview process. First round was me recording myself answering questions about DevOps in general and about myself. Second interview was a coding challenge. The third round was a video call with an IBM employee.