Work from home is great.
Low base pay, low bonus, jobs being outsourced to India, etc.
Frequently work with international teams, which is difficult due to the language barrier.
Layoffs frequently cut too deep into the talent pool, leaving the client struggling with inexperienced contractors, which is a risk to their business.
I met with them at my school's career fair. The process moved pretty quickly. I completed a coding assessment and was able to get a technical interview. This was my first interview process, so I didn't have much to base my experience off of.
Two interviews were conducted with relationships I had from the IBM Team. This was done virtually over the phone with some of the senior management.
Technical interviews, technical/logic tests: not bad.
I met with them at my school's career fair. The process moved pretty quickly. I completed a coding assessment and was able to get a technical interview. This was my first interview process, so I didn't have much to base my experience off of.
Two interviews were conducted with relationships I had from the IBM Team. This was done virtually over the phone with some of the senior management.
Technical interviews, technical/logic tests: not bad.