One of the worst recruitment experiences I've ever had the pain to endure.
The recruitment process began in December 2018. I applied through the IBM careers website. After a long wait without answers, I decided to call and email my recruiter for further information about my recruitment process, but without success.
After a few weeks, I got the chance to get an interview as a Java Developer Jr through an IBM event. After I attended and got the interview, I didn't receive any information from my recruiter. Five calls and two emails unanswered later, I decided to talk to the reception.
Oh, surprise! She had gone on vacation without even telling me!
I was assigned another recruiter who once again did not reply to my phone calls and emails. Then she led me to another recruiter, for a Student position instead. Again, no answer.
Then, now, after one and a half months after my recruitment process began, the lady sadly informed me that my institution wasn't registered on IBM's database to consider me for a Student position, and the process to register the institution was about to take up to three or four months.
It all ended with a "Sorry, after having you waiting 1.5 months for an answer, we are sorry to finally tell you, no. So, bye."
I'm not mad about the answer itself. I'm mad about all three recruiters who didn't answer my emails and phone calls and weren't in contact with me to give me information about my process. Thanks for wasting my time.
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The following metrics were computed from 1 interview experience for the IBM Java Developer Junior role in Guadalajara, Jalisco.
IBM's interview process for their Java Developer Junior roles in Guadalajara, Jalisco is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Candidates reported having very negative feelings for IBM's Java Developer Junior interview process in Guadalajara, Jalisco.