The reason I love working for IBM is the diversity of talent that works here and that I get to interact with on a daily basis.
People that work here come from a wide variety of backgrounds and walks of life that create a unique mix and a great learning experience. A lot of opportunity to learn and grow.
To be honest, nothing is perfect; there's always something. But I'm fairly new and like to stay on the positive side. I will update later if I have something.
Difficulty: Average. It has three stages: * One coding challenge (approximately 2 hours). * Two phone interviews (approximately 1 hour each). After the coding challenge, they will call to learn more about your experience and previous projects.
Recruiter Interview: They review benefits, expectations, and resume. Once accepted, you move to: Technical Interview with a Project Manager: They qualify you on fundamentals, VM creation, and Linux. Once the interview is completed, you are given a
First round: two coding questions (easy-medium) and one DevOps question. Second round: pre-recorded video interview answering questions about yourself and why you think you are a good fit. Third round: behavioral interview. Fourth round: virtual h
Difficulty: Average. It has three stages: * One coding challenge (approximately 2 hours). * Two phone interviews (approximately 1 hour each). After the coding challenge, they will call to learn more about your experience and previous projects.
Recruiter Interview: They review benefits, expectations, and resume. Once accepted, you move to: Technical Interview with a Project Manager: They qualify you on fundamentals, VM creation, and Linux. Once the interview is completed, you are given a
First round: two coding questions (easy-medium) and one DevOps question. Second round: pre-recorded video interview answering questions about yourself and why you think you are a good fit. Third round: behavioral interview. Fourth round: virtual h