Good pay
IBM making changes that may be necessary, but also adding considerable bureaucracy.
Some teams that can be difficult to penetrate and may be challenging to work with.
I applied through an employee referral. The process took one day. It was a very smooth, scenario-based question, requiring a deep understanding rather than rote memorization. The focus was on actually applying what you have learned to real-world sit
The interviewer was super friendly. He asked me lots of Linux and networking-related questions. He also asked me about any sales experience. Apparently, the Cloud Solutions Architect role also requires you to upsell or convince clients to purchase mo
I took a class at my university taught by people working at Red Hat, got an A. I then took a test for an intern position, and because of the class I took, they didn't even have to interview me and I was hired. After 10 months, I was transferred to As
I applied through an employee referral. The process took one day. It was a very smooth, scenario-based question, requiring a deep understanding rather than rote memorization. The focus was on actually applying what you have learned to real-world sit
The interviewer was super friendly. He asked me lots of Linux and networking-related questions. He also asked me about any sales experience. Apparently, the Cloud Solutions Architect role also requires you to upsell or convince clients to purchase mo
I took a class at my university taught by people working at Red Hat, got an A. I then took a test for an intern position, and because of the class I took, they didn't even have to interview me and I was hired. After 10 months, I was transferred to As