I was asked to do a technical interview virtually using a video calling platform I had never heard of. It was an approximately 45-minute call where I shared my screen, writing my code in an IDE I was familiar with and talking through my thought process.
Both interviewers showed up late.
One was about 2 minutes late, which I totally get, and the other was about 10 minutes late, which was awkward.
The interviewer who showed up 10 minutes late seemed annoyed with having to interview someone the whole time and was not very helpful when I asked questions.
It was a neutral experience, since that was just one person's bad day, and the overall process seemed decent.
They asked me to implement FizzBuzz in any language I was comfortable with.
The following metrics were computed from 4 interview experiences for the IBM Software Developer Intern role in Toronto, Ontario.
IBM's interview process for their Software Developer Intern roles in Toronto, Ontario is very selective, failing most engineers who go through it.
Candidates reported having very good feelings for IBM's Software Developer Intern interview process in Toronto, Ontario.