The interview process consisted of two parts.
The first interview was held by the manager and focused on behavioral questions.
The second interview was scheduled for another day. It was intended to be a technical interview, but instead of many technical questions, the recruiter provided more details about the job at a technical level.
Both interviews lasted for an hour.
All the people involved were very nice, and I had a very good interview experience.
What do you expect to get from this internship?
How much do you know about our team's product?
Which course do you like the best at university and why?
Do you have issues or problems during teamwork? How do you solve them?
What if you can't finish something that you have committed to? What will you do?
Examples that may happen in daily work, and ask me how I would solve them.
Discussions related to courses that I took at university.
The following metrics were computed from 1 interview experience for the IBM Java Development Support role in Toronto, Ontario.
IBM's interview process for their Java Development Support roles in Toronto, Ontario 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 Java Development Support interview process in Toronto, Ontario.