Good work-life balance. Flexible work hours.
Low annual raise. No bonuses.
Go to the company webpage to apply for the job. Submit your cover letter and resume. Wait for the auto-generated rejection email. I applied for new jobs while I worked at IBM and never received a response from any managers.
1. Phone interview with manager. 1 round-robin, in-person technical interview with the team (6 people). There were a lot of technical questions covering broad topics: * Networking * OOP * Infrastructure Virtualization * General Linux admin
One phone interview, which asked a few basic conceptual technical questions, as well as a number of non-technical questions. One onsite interview, mostly technical, but also behavioral. Spoke to two different software engineers during this role. D
Go to the company webpage to apply for the job. Submit your cover letter and resume. Wait for the auto-generated rejection email. I applied for new jobs while I worked at IBM and never received a response from any managers.
1. Phone interview with manager. 1 round-robin, in-person technical interview with the team (6 people). There were a lot of technical questions covering broad topics: * Networking * OOP * Infrastructure Virtualization * General Linux admin
One phone interview, which asked a few basic conceptual technical questions, as well as a number of non-technical questions. One onsite interview, mostly technical, but also behavioral. Spoke to two different software engineers during this role. D