Job security, I guess. Flexibility in terms of hours and working from home.
I haven't found that there's much company culture, or really interesting work. As such a large company, management is pretty disorganized.
You have one quick phone call with a recruiter and then are invited to the onsite directly if you apply for a college-grad entry position. The onsite interview takes about three hours. You'll meet four management people and be asked to present your
They respond fast; they take one or two days for the following interview. So, you have to be patient. They also test you on other things, like some kind of games, to see if you are a fit for the job.
I applied for an IBM front-end developer role online, but there has been no response so far. I was sent a code challenge, which I finished, and still no reply. There are two parts. First, you have to complete an IQ challenge. If you finish, you are p
You have one quick phone call with a recruiter and then are invited to the onsite directly if you apply for a college-grad entry position. The onsite interview takes about three hours. You'll meet four management people and be asked to present your
They respond fast; they take one or two days for the following interview. So, you have to be patient. They also test you on other things, like some kind of games, to see if you are a fit for the job.
I applied for an IBM front-end developer role online, but there has been no response so far. I was sent a code challenge, which I finished, and still no reply. There are two parts. First, you have to complete an IQ challenge. If you finish, you are p