The technical writing community is an amazing group of people who are willing to help each other. Plus, there are a lot of innovative documentation strategies being worked on.
It's no secret that IBM hasn't been doing well. As such, more and more people are leaving to take better-paying jobs at other companies.
As they leave, replacements aren't hired, so the workload keeps growing. The stacked ranking system is absolutely ridiculous. After years of losing employees, everyone left is amazing, and to have some people fall to the bottom sure doesn't make people want to do more. Morale is at an all-time low.
Hire more people, and treat the people who you do have decently. Give employees bonuses and raises when you give yourselves bonuses and raises.
Interviewed for Operating System Developer. Two technical interviews were conducted with senior members. The technical interviews focused on OS design questions, such as virtual memory, networking, and virtualization. The final interview was with th
It was a nice interview session. I interviewed for the IBM z/VM systems team, working for their virtualization team. Most of the questions were behavioral. Some questions covered background and projects, and also the Linux kernel.
Was referred by an employee. Had 4 interview rounds after the phone interview. The interviews included: * Tricky C questions * C data structures * String operation programs * Networking-related questions (TCP states) There was a main focus on C p
Interviewed for Operating System Developer. Two technical interviews were conducted with senior members. The technical interviews focused on OS design questions, such as virtual memory, networking, and virtualization. The final interview was with th
It was a nice interview session. I interviewed for the IBM z/VM systems team, working for their virtualization team. Most of the questions were behavioral. Some questions covered background and projects, and also the Linux kernel.
Was referred by an employee. Had 4 interview rounds after the phone interview. The interviews included: * Tricky C questions * C data structures * String operation programs * Networking-related questions (TCP states) There was a main focus on C p