The only advantage is that it's IBM.
They make you take millions of courses, and the salary definitely doesn't reflect the knowledge. As a QA, you have to do front-end, back-end, database, mobile, and automation, for the same salary as a regular QA. You suffer a lot of mistreatment from clients, and when you go to tell them something, they can't do anything because they have no power over those who hire the clients as 'leaders'.
If you already know there are leaders with previous histories of abuse or mistreatment, perhaps you shouldn't put your employees on those teams?
Just a thought.
Always very kind and willing to listen. They scheduled me at the Torre Galicia, which is located on Av. Corrientes. They were brilliant because, prior to the interview, things got complicated for me and they waited for me to give the interview.
The interview was easy. Just be confident and talk about everything on your resume. They are looking for your confidence and how you deal with situations. Prepare for generic questions like 'Tell me about yourself.' Please review your resume and bec
It's very easy. The recruiters are friendly and patient. They are detailed about the salary and the process to follow. What they are not very clear about is how the presentations, they mention them superficially.
Always very kind and willing to listen. They scheduled me at the Torre Galicia, which is located on Av. Corrientes. They were brilliant because, prior to the interview, things got complicated for me and they waited for me to give the interview.
The interview was easy. Just be confident and talk about everything on your resume. They are looking for your confidence and how you deal with situations. Prepare for generic questions like 'Tell me about yourself.' Please review your resume and bec
It's very easy. The recruiters are friendly and patient. They are detailed about the salary and the process to follow. What they are not very clear about is how the presentations, they mention them superficially.