Into many areas of technology. Great colleagues and, in general, good managers.
Compensation below industry average.
IBM does not expand or innovate; it just buys other companies.
Always budget restrictions, even though they go out and buy other companies.
Give respect to the employees, like it was back in the 70s-80s.
HackerRank assessment with one coding question about profitable pairs and one SQL question to join tables and find a value. There is still no update from the team, and I'm guessing it's a ghost job.
I applied online and was contacted the next day for an in-person final round interview. There were some questions about my experiences, but it consisted mostly of technical knowledge questions (design patterns, Java, no algorithms).
Had a technical interview. Questions covered Python, REST APIs, and databases. There were also general questions on data analysis basics. Additionally, I was asked about CI/CD tools, including Docker, Kubernetes, and Jenkins.
HackerRank assessment with one coding question about profitable pairs and one SQL question to join tables and find a value. There is still no update from the team, and I'm guessing it's a ghost job.
I applied online and was contacted the next day for an in-person final round interview. There were some questions about my experiences, but it consisted mostly of technical knowledge questions (design patterns, Java, no algorithms).
Had a technical interview. Questions covered Python, REST APIs, and databases. There were also general questions on data analysis basics. Additionally, I was asked about CI/CD tools, including Docker, Kubernetes, and Jenkins.