I was given a lot of open-ended work to do in my areas of interest that allowed me to implement whatever solution I thought best. This let me expand my skill set significantly and allowed me to see the pros and cons of several implementations of a feature in real-world scenarios.
As IBM is a large company, your experience will vary from team to team, so take any review with a grain of salt.
My first interview was a 3-hour HackerRank assessment, followed by a panel interview a few days later. During the panel, they reviewed my resume and asked about my past experience. I also answered questions related to API testing and SQL.
I was sent an online programming assessment, which they wanted me to complete at some point within the next two weeks. Unfortunately, I received an email a couple of weeks later saying they were no longer hiring for the role, but I appreciated the u
Overall, the interviews were pretty standard, but the interviewers were knowledgeable and professional. One thing that really stood out was that they skipped a possible interview with HR and had me fill out a questionnaire instead. The first real i
My first interview was a 3-hour HackerRank assessment, followed by a panel interview a few days later. During the panel, they reviewed my resume and asked about my past experience. I also answered questions related to API testing and SQL.
I was sent an online programming assessment, which they wanted me to complete at some point within the next two weeks. Unfortunately, I received an email a couple of weeks later saying they were no longer hiring for the role, but I appreciated the u
Overall, the interviews were pretty standard, but the interviewers were knowledgeable and professional. One thing that really stood out was that they skipped a possible interview with HR and had me fill out a questionnaire instead. The first real i