Good income, professional working style and workflow, friendly positive atmosphere, and you get to wear a suit all day long. I got to work with great colleagues that knew what they were doing. Plus IBM had cross-competence employees (e.g., a physicist as team leader), which I see as an indicator of an open-minded business culture.
No deeper connection with colleagues. No free food supply at the place I got to work at. No good parking opportunities around the workplace area. The focus lies on working professionally, not on the social side.
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.
It was very brief. I didn't feel much empathy, and I feel like they didn't inquire enough about my knowledge. They didn't ask me any technical questions to demonstrate that I truly master the subject.
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.
It was very brief. I didn't feel much empathy, and I feel like they didn't inquire enough about my knowledge. They didn't ask me any technical questions to demonstrate that I truly master the subject.