Good company and nice people to work with! Very steady occupation and work/life balance is very good.
The promotion system is slow and convoluted. Like most larger corporate companies, they have a ‘yearly goals’ system, which, while in theory allows for good, focused progression, is a complete farce.
My girlfriend went to Grace Hopper, where IBM likes to participate in modern discrimination by giving priority status to women and minorities. IBM sent her an application link to receive "priority status." She forwarded it to me. I applied via the s
I inquired about support engineer roles and the associated procedure. I attended the face-to-face discussion on the specified date. After waiting for two hours, I received the interview call.
I was given a HackerRank exam. There were two regular tech questions with multiple test cases; I passed both. Then, I had a very long behavioral assessment that was multiple-choice.
My girlfriend went to Grace Hopper, where IBM likes to participate in modern discrimination by giving priority status to women and minorities. IBM sent her an application link to receive "priority status." She forwarded it to me. I applied via the s
I inquired about support engineer roles and the associated procedure. I attended the face-to-face discussion on the specified date. After waiting for two hours, I received the interview call.
I was given a HackerRank exam. There were two regular tech questions with multiple test cases; I passed both. Then, I had a very long behavioral assessment that was multiple-choice.