I applied online and received an email back about setting up in-person interviews.
Before the in-person interviews, I was requested to take their infamous IPAT test. Don't worry too much about it; it's a bunch of basic math questions. You won't finish, but chances are, you passed.
There were two interviews on the same day:
List definitions for all basic programming concepts.
(e.g., for loop, array, linked list)
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IBM's interview process for their Applications Development roles in Baton Rouge, Louisiana is incredibly easy as the vast majority of engineers get an offer after going through it.
Candidates reported having very good feelings for IBM's Applications Development interview process in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.