Good to start! It's a good place to enter the field, and a big plus on your resume. There's nothing special about anything at IBM but a big name.
They pay you peanuts compared to the market, but on work, no one will bother you about what you're doing, 'cause they don't know either what's supposed to be done. LOL.
grow up
The hiring process involved several stages: * One telephone interview with HR in Portuguese. * One telephone interview with potential co-workers in English. * An English test. * One group interview. I needed to wait until the company's "hir
After getting through the resume screening, I was invited to do a HackerRank assessment. Once I passed that, I had two virtual 30-minute calls with some higher-ups at IBM.
The interview process was well-structured and professional. The interviewers focused primarily on assessing logical reasoning and problem-solving abilities, which made the experience feel fair and objective. It was refreshing to engage in a respect
The hiring process involved several stages: * One telephone interview with HR in Portuguese. * One telephone interview with potential co-workers in English. * An English test. * One group interview. I needed to wait until the company's "hir
After getting through the resume screening, I was invited to do a HackerRank assessment. Once I passed that, I had two virtual 30-minute calls with some higher-ups at IBM.
The interview process was well-structured and professional. The interviewers focused primarily on assessing logical reasoning and problem-solving abilities, which made the experience feel fair and objective. It was refreshing to engage in a respect