Learning With Colleagues, Overlooked
Learning With Colleagues, Overlooked
Learning new stuff every day.
Working with experienced colleagues using the latest technologies.
Good work/life balance.
People as individuals often get overlooked. Allowing your work to speak for itself sometimes doesn't always get you noticed.
Management are powerless and are merely supervisors in reality. So, advice to the actual management hidden away in the ivory towers: remember that people are your greatest asset and are not just numbers.
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Dublin, Leinster, IrelandOctober 1, 2025I recently had an interview with IBM for a Software Development Intern role in Dublin. It was a non-technical interview. There were a few behavioral questions, and then it was about the projects I have done. I had displayed a keen interest in Java, s
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