Enterprise Architect Interview Experience - Toronto, Canada
Process
IBM Human Resources in Montreal contacted me, requesting a telephone interview with HR first. Then, my application was sent to the director of Enterprise Architecture in Edmonton, Alberta.
The director requested a face-to-face interview, but I was unable to do that. We set up a telephone interview, and the call lasted about half an hour.
The director then requested that I meet with an Executive Consultant, Strategy & Transformation (IBM Global Business Services) in Toronto.
The Executive Consultant asked about my background and various HR-related questions. I did not get the role, mainly because of the Executive Consultant I met.
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Interview Statistics
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Success Rate
IBM's interview process for their Enterprise Architect roles in Toronto, Ontario is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Experience Rating
Candidates reported having very negative feelings for IBM's Enterprise Architect interview process in Toronto, Ontario.
IBM Work Experiences
- 2.0Cost cutting is the order of the day, above all elseEnterprise Architect • Current EmployeeToronto, Ontario, CanadaMarch 22, 2014Pros: There are still a lot of really talented people working at Big Blue. If you look hard enough, you can find deep expertise and learn a thing or two.Cons: The bean counters run the shop. Getting anything done involves way more effort than it should because the company is optimized to keep costs down. With that as the focus, the ability to execute suffers.
- 1.0Alone And Uncared ForEnterprise Architect • Current EmployeeNovember 15, 2024Pros: You will be by yourself.Cons: You are alone. No one cares about you.
- 2.0Great Peers, Age DiscriminationEnterprise Architect • Former EmployeeMarch 9, 2021Pros: Great people on peer level.Cons: Discrimination for older people nearing retirement.
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