You work with well-educated, hard-working, and ethical people who are also personable, warm, polite, and friendly. You work with the latest and greatest products and tools in technology.
Do not forget: it's IBM, not Apple nor Microsoft, that made computers accessible and reliable in every workplace.
This job is addictive. You might put your personal life on a back seat if you are not careful.
First of all, congratulations on how you handled working during the pandemic. Also, thank you for all of your help and support.
What you could possibly do better is educate all on expected ways of communication, especially in times of crisis, such as when bombarded with Slack messages because of an approaching deadline.
The interview was straightforward. It began with a phone screen to discuss my behavior and other aspects of my background. This was followed by an in-person interview with more coding-related questions. The in-person interview was conducted with a
First, we had the online coding evaluation. We had two questions in total: * String manipulation * Topological sorting Next, we had our technical interview. It was a one-on-one panel. The panel I received was more focused on React.js (front-en
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.
The interview was straightforward. It began with a phone screen to discuss my behavior and other aspects of my background. This was followed by an in-person interview with more coding-related questions. The in-person interview was conducted with a
First, we had the online coding evaluation. We had two questions in total: * String manipulation * Topological sorting Next, we had our technical interview. It was a one-on-one panel. The panel I received was more focused on React.js (front-en
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.