The process included a coding challenge through HackerRank and a video call interview. Both were very reasonable.
The HackerRank challenge involved:
The interview itself was somewhat nonstandard for a coding interview, as it did not involve any coding at all. The interviewer asked me behavioral and background questions for the entire time, which I found very interesting.
The overall process was very quick. The interview was scheduled within a few days of me completing the HackerRank challenge, and I received an offer the day after my interview. (However, this may have been in part because I interviewed in April, which is fairly late in their recruiting season, so they were likely rushing.)
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The following metrics were computed from 1 interview experience for the IBM Full-Stack Software Developer role in Berkeley, California.
IBM's interview process for their Full-Stack Software Developer roles in Berkeley, California 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 Full-Stack Software Developer interview process in Berkeley, California.