Entry Level Java Developer Interview Experience - Montreal, Canada
January 1, 2018
Neutral ExperienceNo Offer
Process
The interview will be conducted online and will cover both behavioral questions and in-depth technical knowledge of Java programming. You will not be recorded on camera.
This is straightforward, but can be quite difficult if unprepared. I suggest you study up on your Java and prepare your standard behavioral answers.
Questions
What is polymorphism?
Three Java questions:
- FizzBuzz
- Another question
- A third question
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Interview Statistics
The following metrics were computed from 1 interview experience for the IBM Entry Level Java Developer role in Montreal, Quebec.
Success Rate
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Pass Rate
IBM's interview process for their Entry Level Java Developer roles in Montreal, Quebec is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Experience Rating
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Neutral100%
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Candidates reported having mixed feelings for IBM's Entry Level Java Developer interview process in Montreal, Quebec.
IBM Work Experiences
4.0
Great Employee Recognition
Entry Level Java Developer • Former Employee
Bangalore Rural, Karnataka, India
April 5, 2025
Pros: The company takes employee engagement seriously, organizing fun events that create a sense of belonging and community.
Cons: Leadership encourages a healthy work-life integration.
5.0
Good Learning, Tough Politics
Entry Level Java Developer • Current Employee
New Delhi, India
December 27, 2024
Pros: Nice work environment, a lot to learn.
Cons: A lot of politics and less salary.
3.0
The Michigan Recovery Center (IBM) is a good place to learn
Entry Level Java Developer • Current Employee
East Lansing, Michigan, United States
June 28, 2013
Pros: While I can't recommend IBM as a place to end a career, it is a good place to be able to make enough to pay the bills while learning Java and all of its associated technologies. One thing about IBM is that they won't fire you on your first, or even second outings working with their clients, as long as you are trying.
Cons: The old adage about IBM's "culture" is true, and is a hard thing to put up with, but I tolerate it well enough by telling myself that I am traveling in disguise. Other than that, and the standard corporate tricks they attempt to pull on us, it is an okay place to work. And East Lansing, if you like Michigan at all, is very nice.
- 4.0Great Employee RecognitionEntry Level Java Developer • Former EmployeeBangalore Rural, Karnataka, IndiaApril 5, 2025Pros: The company takes employee engagement seriously, organizing fun events that create a sense of belonging and community.Cons: Leadership encourages a healthy work-life integration.
- 5.0Good Learning, Tough PoliticsEntry Level Java Developer • Current EmployeeNew Delhi, IndiaDecember 27, 2024Pros: Nice work environment, a lot to learn.Cons: A lot of politics and less salary.
- 3.0The Michigan Recovery Center (IBM) is a good place to learnEntry Level Java Developer • Current EmployeeEast Lansing, Michigan, United StatesJune 28, 2013Pros: While I can't recommend IBM as a place to end a career, it is a good place to be able to make enough to pay the bills while learning Java and all of its associated technologies. One thing about IBM is that they won't fire you on your first, or even second outings working with their clients, as long as you are trying.Cons: The old adage about IBM's "culture" is true, and is a hard thing to put up with, but I tolerate it well enough by telling myself that I am traveling in disguise. Other than that, and the standard corporate tricks they attempt to pull on us, it is an okay place to work. And East Lansing, if you like Michigan at all, is very nice.
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