Good people, work isn't too difficult but challenging enough.
Almost no say in direction, weird decisions by upper management.
I attended an interview at IBM two weeks ago. The interview itself described the standard of the company. A project manager interviewed me, and it went on for two hours. It turned into a discussion after some time. This was the first interview I enjo
Interviewed with the product architect and development manager. The product architect asked some technical questions related to concepts of performance engineering, your skills on the resume, and your previous work experience and projects.
I was not selected at IBM, but the overall process was really good. There were three rounds that I'm aware of: * Cognitive test * English test * Coding test Perhaps interviews followed thereafter for shortlisted candidates.
I attended an interview at IBM two weeks ago. The interview itself described the standard of the company. A project manager interviewed me, and it went on for two hours. It turned into a discussion after some time. This was the first interview I enjo
Interviewed with the product architect and development manager. The product architect asked some technical questions related to concepts of performance engineering, your skills on the resume, and your previous work experience and projects.
I was not selected at IBM, but the overall process was really good. There were three rounds that I'm aware of: * Cognitive test * English test * Coding test Perhaps interviews followed thereafter for shortlisted candidates.