Company name and size: Great work environment from the point of the people. Casual dress code, lunch times, and allowance to run errands if needed.
Projects change every couple of years, so you cannot really become a true expert at a single project.
Always expected to learn new technologies, then not understood when a learning curve comes into play.
Personal reviews happen every six months.
I met with a recruiter at the Spring Engineering Career Fair at the University of Iowa. He took my resume, and we talked a little. Shortly afterward, I received an e-mail from IBM asking to set up a phone interview. A couple of hours after the phone
The interview process included: * Online assessment (coding + aptitude) * Technical interview * Group Discussion (GD) * HR interview The online assessment was medium to hard. During the technical interview, questions covered OOPs concepts a
The interview had three stages: * Phone interview with recruiter * Technical test/Skype interview with a senior developer * Phone interview with a manager The interviews were very professional and straight to the point, without wasting time.
I met with a recruiter at the Spring Engineering Career Fair at the University of Iowa. He took my resume, and we talked a little. Shortly afterward, I received an e-mail from IBM asking to set up a phone interview. A couple of hours after the phone
The interview process included: * Online assessment (coding + aptitude) * Technical interview * Group Discussion (GD) * HR interview The online assessment was medium to hard. During the technical interview, questions covered OOPs concepts a
The interview had three stages: * Phone interview with recruiter * Technical test/Skype interview with a senior developer * Phone interview with a manager The interviews were very professional and straight to the point, without wasting time.