A lot of projects, learning platforms, and strong teammates.
I haven't seen any cons. IBM is the place to work.
One hour session of asking everything I had on my resume, even if it wasn't connected to the desired position. Very nice recruiter, created a nice atmosphere. Wrote code in Python on a whiteboard.
Intern job: Coding task first, HR screening, then interview on site. For backend: What is Python GIL, multithreading in Python, keyword 'with', Java exception types, Java abstract class vs. interface, what is the usage of exceptions, Git, SQL, SQL l
The quality of questions asked was relevant to the candidate and the role. Talent acquisition mailed and two back-to-back interviews were planned. * The first interview was about HR skills and expected salary. * The second interview was technic
One hour session of asking everything I had on my resume, even if it wasn't connected to the desired position. Very nice recruiter, created a nice atmosphere. Wrote code in Python on a whiteboard.
Intern job: Coding task first, HR screening, then interview on site. For backend: What is Python GIL, multithreading in Python, keyword 'with', Java exception types, Java abstract class vs. interface, what is the usage of exceptions, Git, SQL, SQL l
The quality of questions asked was relevant to the candidate and the role. Talent acquisition mailed and two back-to-back interviews were planned. * The first interview was about HR skills and expected salary. * The second interview was technic