Web Applications Engineer Interview Experience - Tokyo, Japan
July 1, 2021
Positive ExperienceNo Offer
Process
Online ability assessment.
Application submission and an application screen.
First round: online video interview, by two 10-year experienced team leaders.
Second round: online video interview, by two 20-year experienced managers.
Questions
Self-introduction:
Skills in campus:
Plans in team:
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Interview Statistics
The following metrics were computed from 1 interview experience for the IBM Web Applications Engineer role in Tokyo, Japan.
Success Rate
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Pass Rate
IBM's interview process for their Web Applications Engineer roles in Tokyo, Japan is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Experience Rating
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Candidates reported having very good feelings for IBM's Web Applications Engineer interview process in Tokyo, Japan.
IBM Work Experiences
3.0
Good Training, Stalled Career
Infrastructure Architect • Former Employee
Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan
September 1, 2020
Pros: Some IT training is very substantial.
Cons: Even if you work hard, it's difficult to promote and to raise pay.
3.0
You can learn what an organized company is
Staff Engineer • Former Employee
Tokyo, Japan
June 1, 2012
Pros: Everything is well defined. Doing business at IBM for years, you can naturally understand the power of a well-defined business process. It would be your asset when you move to a disorganized venture company.
Cons: Little increase in salary under strict budget control. You'll understand that a company doing well in business does not always bring happiness to its employees.
4.0
Learning is just practice for a part of my life
Applications Architect • Current Employee
Tokyo, Japan
March 21, 2022
Pros: Through more and more learning to get new tech and knowledge.
In the Japan market, I hear more news about cost reduction, then cost reduction.
One day, I may have to leave this company. For this situation, my knowledge and my experience can help me to find a new opportunity.
Cons: Just cost down, then cost down.
- 3.0Good Training, Stalled CareerInfrastructure Architect • Former EmployeeTokyo, Tokyo, JapanSeptember 1, 2020Pros: Some IT training is very substantial.Cons: Even if you work hard, it's difficult to promote and to raise pay.
- 3.0You can learn what an organized company isStaff Engineer • Former EmployeeTokyo, JapanJune 1, 2012Pros: Everything is well defined. Doing business at IBM for years, you can naturally understand the power of a well-defined business process. It would be your asset when you move to a disorganized venture company.Cons: Little increase in salary under strict budget control. You'll understand that a company doing well in business does not always bring happiness to its employees.
- 4.0Learning is just practice for a part of my lifeApplications Architect • Current EmployeeTokyo, JapanMarch 21, 2022Pros: Through more and more learning to get new tech and knowledge. In the Japan market, I hear more news about cost reduction, then cost reduction. One day, I may have to leave this company. For this situation, my knowledge and my experience can help me to find a new opportunity.Cons: Just cost down, then cost down.
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