I really love my job at IBM. For 30 years, it has given me the opportunity every day to work with people from different cultures, ages, and experience. This really is a lot of fun.
It feels like changing the company whenever I change to a different project, but I don't have to change the company.
IBM is, for me, a great place to try new things, improve products, satisfy our customers, and at the end, get positive feedback after hard work is done.
Sometimes, IBM acts like a dinosaur. On the other hand, there are lots of advantages to a big company.
Management should provide more flexibility, also from a financial point of view, to their employees. Let's provide some budgets for daily work materials which do not need any approval, just an information that 'something' was required for efficient work.
I went through the first round, which was full of TOSCA technical questions. I then had a second interview, which was purely webservices.
I first took the IBM OA. Then, a recruiter reached out to schedule an interview with a SWE manager. The interview was mainly about past experiences and projects.
I applied through my university's program. After about a week, they contacted me via email. We scheduled a phone screen to see if we would be a good fit for each other. The phone interview was with two members of the team and consisted of details a
I went through the first round, which was full of TOSCA technical questions. I then had a second interview, which was purely webservices.
I first took the IBM OA. Then, a recruiter reached out to schedule an interview with a SWE manager. The interview was mainly about past experiences and projects.
I applied through my university's program. After about a week, they contacted me via email. We scheduled a phone screen to see if we would be a good fit for each other. The phone interview was with two members of the team and consisted of details a