Nice values and culture, good quality work, and an innovative environment.
Good projects allow for growth to any limits, with all resources for learning available within the company.
Recognition in big companies is sometimes difficult; excellent work is not always acknowledged.
The interview was all about your experiences and whatever you worked on for your projects. They asked me all questions related to the projects at my current company. A small suggestion to all my colleagues: first, prepare all your concepts and use
The first round would be telephonic. The second round would be face-to-face, or Skype if possible in non-IBM locations. The discussion will proceed as follows: * Tell me about yourself. * Education. * Employment. * Technical discussion.
I had an online interview where the IDE was buggy and did not respond. Overall, I would recommend trying to get an in-person interview over an online one. Also, expect some lags and no response from recruiters during the process.
The interview was all about your experiences and whatever you worked on for your projects. They asked me all questions related to the projects at my current company. A small suggestion to all my colleagues: first, prepare all your concepts and use
The first round would be telephonic. The second round would be face-to-face, or Skype if possible in non-IBM locations. The discussion will proceed as follows: * Tell me about yourself. * Education. * Employment. * Technical discussion.
I had an online interview where the IDE was buggy and did not respond. Overall, I would recommend trying to get an in-person interview over an online one. Also, expect some lags and no response from recruiters during the process.