Great work-life balance at IBM Beijing, with flexible working hours and remote work options for employees.
It is difficult to survive in a city like Beijing on IBM's salary.
The hiring manager contacted me via email and scheduled the interview through IBM's Meet tool. Present were the manager, the Tech Lead, and a specialist developer. The conversation was quite good; everyone was very polite and kind. They talked about
The interview process was very straightforward. The questions were not very technical. There were no coding questions. I was just asked about my past experiences. The technical questions that were asked were mostly like trivial short answer questions
As a fresher, I have mainly Java knowledge, along with other front-end and back-end skills. I also possess updated knowledge of cloud, the Internet of Things (IoT), and the IT industry, including HTML, JavaScript, Spring, Hibernate, and AngularJS.
The hiring manager contacted me via email and scheduled the interview through IBM's Meet tool. Present were the manager, the Tech Lead, and a specialist developer. The conversation was quite good; everyone was very polite and kind. They talked about
The interview process was very straightforward. The questions were not very technical. There were no coding questions. I was just asked about my past experiences. The technical questions that were asked were mostly like trivial short answer questions
As a fresher, I have mainly Java knowledge, along with other front-end and back-end skills. I also possess updated knowledge of cloud, the Internet of Things (IoT), and the IT industry, including HTML, JavaScript, Spring, Hibernate, and AngularJS.