I loved my team at IBM. They were the most knowledgeable and kind people I've had a chance to work with.
Slower growth, and I wanted a change.
Lots of questions. Mainly questions coming from second-year computer science programs, such as: * What are the principles of object-oriented languages? * What is a singleton? * How do you write one, and why would you use one? Some questions pertain
After sending in an application for the graduate program, I received an email to complete the IPAT two weeks later. On passing the IPAT, I was called to an assessment centre (a couple of months later). Assessment centre: * A written test to asse
One round: online assessment test. The questions are all about finding the missing number from a number sequence. Basically, this tests your logic skills; no coding is required for this round. Then, the second round is a phone interview with a full-
Lots of questions. Mainly questions coming from second-year computer science programs, such as: * What are the principles of object-oriented languages? * What is a singleton? * How do you write one, and why would you use one? Some questions pertain
After sending in an application for the graduate program, I received an email to complete the IPAT two weeks later. On passing the IPAT, I was called to an assessment centre (a couple of months later). Assessment centre: * A written test to asse
One round: online assessment test. The questions are all about finding the missing number from a number sequence. Basically, this tests your logic skills; no coding is required for this round. Then, the second round is a phone interview with a full-