Applications Developer Interview Experience - Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Process
The first interview is all about what projects and roles you've done before. Simply put: "Tell me about yourself."
After that, you'll have a behavioral interview.
You must take an IQ test, mostly questions like "Based on the sequence, what number is next?"
Last, there's a technical interview, which is mostly about object-oriented programming.
Questions
What do you know about JSP?
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Interview Statistics
The following metrics were computed from 5 interview experiences for the IBM Applications Developer role in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
Success Rate
IBM's interview process for their Applications Developer roles in Baton Rouge, Louisiana is on the easier side as most engineers get an offer after going through it.
Experience Rating
Candidates reported having very good feelings for IBM's Applications Developer interview process in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
IBM Work Experiences
- 3.0New Projects, Often SwitchingApplications Developer • Current EmployeeBaton Rouge, Louisiana, United StatesMarch 17, 2025Pros: Lax and can work on new projects.Cons: not working for a dedicated software, so you're picking up new stuff often.
- 3.0Useful to beef up your resume, not to acquire skills.Applications Developer • Former EmployeeBaton Rouge, Louisiana, United StatesJuly 2, 2024Pros: Your resume will look awesome with this company's name on it. The office is nice. Your coworkers will be awesome.Cons: They'll pay you a lower wage than other companies, but if you're fresh out of college, it's probably worth it for a year or two. This salary will practically not change over time unless you're exceptional.
- 2.0Learn Tech, Stagnant GrowthApplications Developer • Former EmployeeBaton Rouge, Louisiana, United StatesJune 10, 2024Pros: Gain technical knowledge and opportunities to get certifications.Cons: Limited growth in field and pay.
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