Stable employer, decent office space.
Below-average benefits, no RRSP, not using the latest OSS, and old and proprietary technologies.
IBM feels old and boring.
The interaction was very cordial. Information was exchanged both ways. The job was described in detail, and my qualifications were discussed thoroughly. My fit for the position was also addressed. At no point did I feel any negativity about the e
Two rounds of coding were conducted. The first round focused on common DSA questions, such as implementing a queue using a linked list and some variations, along with questions about C++ STL. The second round was more system-level, exploring how to
Got a call from HR and scheduled an interview for next week. This screening asked about background experience, current CTC, notice period, and expected CTC.
The interaction was very cordial. Information was exchanged both ways. The job was described in detail, and my qualifications were discussed thoroughly. My fit for the position was also addressed. At no point did I feel any negativity about the e
Two rounds of coding were conducted. The first round focused on common DSA questions, such as implementing a queue using a linked list and some variations, along with questions about C++ STL. The second round was more system-level, exploring how to
Got a call from HR and scheduled an interview for next week. This screening asked about background experience, current CTC, notice period, and expected CTC.