Benefits
Pay
(At the time) hybrid work schedule
Slow-moving, but focused on short-term gains.
No overarching vision, impossible to get behind anything short of day-to-day.
Disorganized – internal programs would come and go before you knew they even existed (training, internal opportunities, R&D efforts).
Start taking the long view, a la Chinese, Taiwanese, and Japanese executives (set things up for your replacement) – instead of the crap Harvard MBAs focus on, like quarterly earnings.
The ~3 years I was there, I suffered whiplash from the constantly shifting strategies.
Three simple take-home questions on Java. Question difficulty was easy, and any CS graduate should be able to code them within 15 minutes without much difficulty. During the interview, they may ask you to run the program while providing inputs and
Introductory Interview (30 minutes): * Expectations * Background Technical Interview: This section involved coding a parking lot system. The focus was on the slot reservation mechanism, and any programming language could be used.
Initial Screening (Phone/Video - 30 mins): HR asked about my background in programming (focus on Java and Python), why IBM, and basic behavioral questions like "Tell me about a challenging project." No technical coding yet. Technical Round 1 (Virtua
Three simple take-home questions on Java. Question difficulty was easy, and any CS graduate should be able to code them within 15 minutes without much difficulty. During the interview, they may ask you to run the program while providing inputs and
Introductory Interview (30 minutes): * Expectations * Background Technical Interview: This section involved coding a parking lot system. The focus was on the slot reservation mechanism, and any programming language could be used.
Initial Screening (Phone/Video - 30 mins): HR asked about my background in programming (focus on Java and Python), why IBM, and basic behavioral questions like "Tell me about a challenging project." No technical coding yet. Technical Round 1 (Virtua