All points depend very much on the team you are on. I was a part of a team that worked on DB2, which consists of many other teams.
can become monotonous. You have to be self-motivated and push for more work. You choose what you want to accomplish in your time there.
Try new things.
I applied online and was called back within a week to book an in-person interview. I was interviewed by one interviewer. The interview was very friendly; the interviewer told me to relax and spent a good amount of time describing the work and role o
Great overall. The questions were pretty hard, but they made sense for the position. The 1-hour time limit made it a little stressful, but I still managed to get through it without too much of a headache.
The phone interview involved questions about teamwork experiences, followed by technical questions on Java. The interviewer then discussed the job description and the working environment at IBM.
I applied online and was called back within a week to book an in-person interview. I was interviewed by one interviewer. The interview was very friendly; the interviewer told me to relax and spent a good amount of time describing the work and role o
Great overall. The questions were pretty hard, but they made sense for the position. The 1-hour time limit made it a little stressful, but I still managed to get through it without too much of a headache.
The phone interview involved questions about teamwork experiences, followed by technical questions on Java. The interviewer then discussed the job description and the working environment at IBM.