Part of your work is constantly learning and challenging yourself to apply new knowledge. I have not seen any company more invested in promoting learning and a growth mindset to employees than IBM. You get access to an increasing amount of self-learning resources, with access to Labs for testing and trying out new technologies.
There are a lot of very specific communities where you can ask for help and exchange technical and management knowledge and experiences.
Managers treat you with respect, and the communication style and diverse organizational culture are great.
They provide you a goal-oriented working environment where you are, in great part, the architect of your own career.
A very large and complex organization, but not a problem if you already have experience working on multinational corporations.
It takes a lot of effort to keep up to date with all needed regulations, but then again, you end up learning a lot.
Keep up the great work!
A couple of people from the team gave you interviews. Questions were simple, covering topics like Java code, DBMS, your skills, and experienced projects, etc. It depends on the team; not every team requires all candidates to meet every interviewer. S
IBM normally only hires new college graduates from selected universities. If you are an experienced engineer, you need to have specialized skills or know somebody within to have a chance to get hired.
• Applied through a friend. • Contacted for a phone interview. The process was easy. I was asked questions about what I listed on my resume. The first question was "Tell me a little about yourself." I find this the hardest interview question. They h
A couple of people from the team gave you interviews. Questions were simple, covering topics like Java code, DBMS, your skills, and experienced projects, etc. It depends on the team; not every team requires all candidates to meet every interviewer. S
IBM normally only hires new college graduates from selected universities. If you are an experienced engineer, you need to have specialized skills or know somebody within to have a chance to get hired.
• Applied through a friend. • Contacted for a phone interview. The process was easy. I was asked questions about what I listed on my resume. The first question was "Tell me a little about yourself." I find this the hardest interview question. They h