Great people were willing to take the time and interest in helping me develop as an intern. The z/OS mainframe OS is a complex and challenging system to work with, and it is very interesting.
Many young people and interns starting brought lots of new ideas and a younger culture into the company. The company was undergoing a transformation, which was fun to be a part of.
Managers allowed time for us to explore career options outside of our normal workday, and there were always many extra-curricular different things happening on-site, ranging from:
The internship allowed me to get the best out of my time and learn a great deal in just a short summer.
It would be nice to have free coffee, but they have many drinks you can buy with pocket change.
It was a very simple process. I had an aptitude test before the interview with a group manager. The manager simply asked about my interests and told me about the project. They did not ask any technical questions, though the project they described w
Reviewed all contents of my posted resume. Discussed previous uses and comfortability with: * Java * Python * Agile development * JIRA * C * C++ * Linux command line basics They then described the project the team was working on and asked about my
The typical interview process included some design and coding questions, as well as soft skills questions. The programming portion involved a list-based activity and another focused on recursive approaches. We then moved into specifics of OS skills
It was a very simple process. I had an aptitude test before the interview with a group manager. The manager simply asked about my interests and told me about the project. They did not ask any technical questions, though the project they described w
Reviewed all contents of my posted resume. Discussed previous uses and comfortability with: * Java * Python * Agile development * JIRA * C * C++ * Linux command line basics They then described the project the team was working on and asked about my
The typical interview process included some design and coding questions, as well as soft skills questions. The programming portion involved a list-based activity and another focused on recursive approaches. We then moved into specifics of OS skills