Still a nerdy culture, but not like it used to be. It is very loose internally and very engineering oriented still to this day (though ymmv recently).
IBM is involved at almost every level, some of which is good, and some of which is...
The future isn't only in the data center.
They reviewed some code I had written at home, written at my own pace and consulting whatever I wanted. We had some design discussions about it and interacted via GitHub. We had conversations about culture and value in the open-source world.
My interview was onsite and it was based on JAVA. I was asked everything from the basics of core JAVA to Generics and memory management. Some puzzles and brain teasers were also asked to see how I approach a problem. More than one team interviewed m
I had an initial call with a recruiter, then met with the hiring manager, then had a panel interview with 3 engineers. I never heard anything after the panel interview. I even reached out to the recruiter, Todd Bourque, after not hearing anything fo
They reviewed some code I had written at home, written at my own pace and consulting whatever I wanted. We had some design discussions about it and interacted via GitHub. We had conversations about culture and value in the open-source world.
My interview was onsite and it was based on JAVA. I was asked everything from the basics of core JAVA to Generics and memory management. Some puzzles and brain teasers were also asked to see how I approach a problem. More than one team interviewed m
I had an initial call with a recruiter, then met with the hiring manager, then had a panel interview with 3 engineers. I never heard anything after the panel interview. I even reached out to the recruiter, Todd Bourque, after not hearing anything fo