People are friendly and there are tons of opportunities. You can "fly" as high as you want to be.
IBM is a huge company, so you may know only a small part of it.
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A total of 8 questions: 5 general questions and 3 coding questions. Questions include, "Why do you think you are a good fit?" You will have to explain one of the coding questions by recording yourself.
The interview process in 2008 was a bit off-putting and borderline rude. I was a current employee, looking to transfer to a different department. Very inappropriate questions were asked about my personal life. This was very off-putting and a bit rude
There are 4 rounds of interviews: 1 telephonic and 3 in-person. * In-person Interview 1: Starts with the Project Manager and Product Manager. * In-person Interview 2: With 2 technical interviewers. * In-person Interview 3: With 2 UX team membe
A total of 8 questions: 5 general questions and 3 coding questions. Questions include, "Why do you think you are a good fit?" You will have to explain one of the coding questions by recording yourself.
The interview process in 2008 was a bit off-putting and borderline rude. I was a current employee, looking to transfer to a different department. Very inappropriate questions were asked about my personal life. This was very off-putting and a bit rude
There are 4 rounds of interviews: 1 telephonic and 3 in-person. * In-person Interview 1: Starts with the Project Manager and Product Manager. * In-person Interview 2: With 2 technical interviewers. * In-person Interview 3: With 2 UX team membe