Exciting Work, Tough Learning Curve
Exciting Work, Tough Learning Curve
Good pay. Exciting job. Motivation to learn. Working in teams, good atmosphere in the workplace. Prague is a beautiful city. A lot of new stuff every day.
Sometimes fake friendships.
Some processes.
A lot of products to learn (not easy).
Work 24/7.
Bad parking in the park.
I don't have any advice. I think they are doing their job well. Perhaps just be more interested in the jobs that people below them do.
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The interview lasted for 25 minutes. It was for an IBM ISDL role. The interviewer asked me to explain my latest project and the tech stacks used. Since I mentioned I am proficient in C++ in my introduction, he asked some questions on it, such as wh
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It was about an hour long, with technical questions to gauge my familiarity with current technologies such as Docker and Kubernetes. They also discussed projects in my GitHub repository that I had worked on.
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I met with six individuals, including managers and tech leads, in a single day that spanned from 9 AM to 4:30 PM. Managers typically described their products and gauged how my personality might fit within the team. Technical leads probed me on fine
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Pune, Maharashtra, IndiaJune 1, 2024The interview lasted for 25 minutes. It was for an IBM ISDL role. The interviewer asked me to explain my latest project and the tech stacks used. Since I mentioned I am proficient in C++ in my introduction, he asked some questions on it, such as wh
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Raleigh, North Carolina, United StatesFebruary 1, 2016It was about an hour long, with technical questions to gauge my familiarity with current technologies such as Docker and Kubernetes. They also discussed projects in my GitHub repository that I had worked on.
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United StatesSeptember 29, 2013I met with six individuals, including managers and tech leads, in a single day that spanned from 9 AM to 4:30 PM. Managers typically described their products and gauged how my personality might fit within the team. Technical leads probed me on fine
