There is always someone that cares about your work. People are surprisingly easygoing.
It is still a large corporation, so things tend to be fairly formal.
The interview process took two weeks. There were four rounds, including a machine test and an IQ test. Additionally, there were two technical discussion rounds. Good questions were asked. Responses after the interviews were prompt. The questions were
I applied online back in October and received a call from the hiring manager in late December. (IBM takes that long for everyone in most cases.) The manager was very honest and frank, an employee with 40+ years at IBM. I scheduled a 1-on-1 intervie
They asked mostly about core subjects like OS, CN, DBMS, etc., and some Docker and DevOps concepts. I went to the HR round, where they asked me detailed questions about my projects and resume. The interview lasted for almost 46-60 minutes.
The interview process took two weeks. There were four rounds, including a machine test and an IQ test. Additionally, there were two technical discussion rounds. Good questions were asked. Responses after the interviews were prompt. The questions were
I applied online back in October and received a call from the hiring manager in late December. (IBM takes that long for everyone in most cases.) The manager was very honest and frank, an employee with 40+ years at IBM. I scheduled a 1-on-1 intervie
They asked mostly about core subjects like OS, CN, DBMS, etc., and some Docker and DevOps concepts. I went to the HR round, where they asked me detailed questions about my projects and resume. The interview lasted for almost 46-60 minutes.