When I first started working at IBM, I worked with amazingly smart people who mentored and helped me grow professionally and academically.
I was allowed a flexible schedule to be able to continue going to school, finish my MSEE, and start on my PhD.
However, IBM began to pigeonhole me and would not allow me to do new work. I was stuck on a project that I wasn't able to get out of or attempt to correct some problems, since it could slow down the rate at which new features were being added.
Be honest and trust your employees. No one trusts you because you have a history of very bad decisions that are seemingly at odds with IBM's supposed values and traits.
I applied online and a few weeks later received an email with some tests. These tests were pretty irrelevant to the job, including math I hadn't worried about since high school. This was frustrating because of its irrelevancy. They then review your
This was ridiculously easy. I had already completed a lengthy interview process as an Extreme Blue intern. My current boss called and offered me the position on the spot, without any technical questions.
Telephone interview with Senior Software Development Manager. The interviewer gave a detailed description of the position: UI design, working on a team with two other interns, and aiding the CTO of Mobility. The interviewer then opened up time for p
I applied online and a few weeks later received an email with some tests. These tests were pretty irrelevant to the job, including math I hadn't worried about since high school. This was frustrating because of its irrelevancy. They then review your
This was ridiculously easy. I had already completed a lengthy interview process as an Extreme Blue intern. My current boss called and offered me the position on the spot, without any technical questions.
Telephone interview with Senior Software Development Manager. The interviewer gave a detailed description of the position: UI design, working on a team with two other interns, and aiding the CTO of Mobility. The interviewer then opened up time for p