My team is fantastic, and so is my manager. I love the environment and the flexibility that my manager has. He doesn't lord over anyone, and as long as you do your work and strive to learn and grow, then there are no issues.
IBM itself as a company is a bit of a problem. Things are slow, and I guess it's still in a transitional phase, but it's been that way for a while, even before I got there. IBM has a lot of catching up it needs to do if it wants to still remain competitive within the tech industry.
Things need to be run more efficiently.
1. The interviewers (two guys) started explaining the position and the team. 2. I talked about myself and what I am doing in my current role. 3. Technical questions (two questions)
I received a 3-hour coding challenge with 8 questions a day after I applied online. They use HireVue, and it records the entire process. There were 3 code challenges and 5 personal questions. It was slightly overwhelming to be recorded, and it's saf
I applied and was sent a HackerRank assessment 24 hours later. The HackerRank assessment was 45 minutes long and included one medium and one hard question. I solved the medium question but was unable to solve the hard question. I was not sent a rejec
1. The interviewers (two guys) started explaining the position and the team. 2. I talked about myself and what I am doing in my current role. 3. Technical questions (two questions)
I received a 3-hour coding challenge with 8 questions a day after I applied online. They use HireVue, and it records the entire process. There were 3 code challenges and 5 personal questions. It was slightly overwhelming to be recorded, and it's saf
I applied and was sent a HackerRank assessment 24 hours later. The HackerRank assessment was 45 minutes long and included one medium and one hard question. I solved the medium question but was unable to solve the hard question. I was not sent a rejec