Working for IBM can be very rewarding. You get to know a lot of new technology and meet a lot of smart people. The working hours are fairly flexible.
There is not too much reward compensation-wise at the end of each year. At least for me, I worked hard and worked overtime a lot, but at the end of the year, they try to compare you with everyone else in your rank. Only a very small number of people can get raises. Not to mention, there is no overtime pay and near to none bonus.
A few days after I applied online, they emailed me to schedule a Skype interview. The interview process was less than an hour. The people were nice and the questions were not very competitive. They asked me some behavioral questions first, and then
Applied online through University Co-op website; also had to complete an online quiz (about an hour long) composed of pattern finding questions (i.e., a series of number is given, choose what comes next) and simple algebra/logic questions. Interview
Typical online assessment: - Reasoning questions - Math-y questions - Pattern finding questions - IQ questions 2nd interview: Technical, 1-on-1 with the senior manager. This interview included knowledge questions, database questions, and one technic
A few days after I applied online, they emailed me to schedule a Skype interview. The interview process was less than an hour. The people were nice and the questions were not very competitive. They asked me some behavioral questions first, and then
Applied online through University Co-op website; also had to complete an online quiz (about an hour long) composed of pattern finding questions (i.e., a series of number is given, choose what comes next) and simple algebra/logic questions. Interview
Typical online assessment: - Reasoning questions - Math-y questions - Pattern finding questions - IQ questions 2nd interview: Technical, 1-on-1 with the senior manager. This interview included knowledge questions, database questions, and one technic