Flexible work hours, good work-life balance. This is a great place to work if you have young children or family commitments, as management is very understanding if you have to rearrange your schedule at the last minute.
Getting more difficult to move up, with almost no salary increases in the past five years. If you are just starting out, you'll be stuck in a low pay category for a very long time, since they are not really investing in new talent.
Phone interview, then an onsite. Topics include algorithms, data structures, and what you wrote on your resume. The interview questions are not so meaningful to refer to since there are too many departments in the company.
I got an online assessment from IBM and was given up to one or two weeks to complete it. I did it as soon as I could, but I would suggest anyone to take their time before taking the test!
IBM started with a few initial emails: confirmations of interest and something about export validation. Then it went quiet for a few weeks before I was contacted out of the blue for a coding challenge – a web-based, non-monitored (but timed) coding
Phone interview, then an onsite. Topics include algorithms, data structures, and what you wrote on your resume. The interview questions are not so meaningful to refer to since there are too many departments in the company.
I got an online assessment from IBM and was given up to one or two weeks to complete it. I did it as soon as I could, but I would suggest anyone to take their time before taking the test!
IBM started with a few initial emails: confirmations of interest and something about export validation. Then it went quiet for a few weeks before I was contacted out of the blue for a coding challenge – a web-based, non-monitored (but timed) coding