IBM is a great place to work. You work alongside some brilliant people, have access to a great research team, work at a beautiful campus, and work on some state-of-the-art technology.
Sometimes you can feel like a small fish in a big pond. When times are tough, leadership can be ruthless.
I met the hiring manager at a meetup, and they forwarded my application to the hiring department. The position was for a software developer (database), and my background is in embedded systems. Still, I thought I should try. I had two interviews, ea
Applied online. Two weeks later, I received an email about completing the IBM Hiring Test (IBM CAT). The content of the test was numeric series and numeric reasoning. Upon completing this assessment, I received an email for a phone interview. It
Behavioral questions. Some basic technical questions specific to the department were asked. Some asked basic SQL questions. Some asked basic Java questions for my department. Others may ask to look at a log. There was other information asked about
I met the hiring manager at a meetup, and they forwarded my application to the hiring department. The position was for a software developer (database), and my background is in embedded systems. Still, I thought I should try. I had two interviews, ea
Applied online. Two weeks later, I received an email about completing the IBM Hiring Test (IBM CAT). The content of the test was numeric series and numeric reasoning. Upon completing this assessment, I received an email for a phone interview. It
Behavioral questions. Some basic technical questions specific to the department were asked. Some asked basic SQL questions. Some asked basic Java questions for my department. Others may ask to look at a log. There was other information asked about