Lots of exposure to networking and flexibility to bounce around teams long term. Lots of opportunities to contribute towards solving real-world issues (such as with Emb(race)). Tried to make interns feel as involved as possible despite being remote. Lots of learning.
Company culture is not as I expected. I did not feel as "welcomed" or absorbed as much as I would have liked (in addition to being a POC in a non-POC team).
University 1-on-1 interview, including some whiteboard engineering problems that I was able to solve. A phone interview followed the 1-on-1. An IQ test was administered online after the phone interview. An on-site interview lasted for several hour
The time between my first contact from the hiring manager and the offer was 8 days, which was very fast. I was contacted by email. A technical phone screen was scheduled for the following day, lasting 30 minutes. This screen had two parts: one was m
IBM came to the university for the Emerging Leaders program. I was interviewed on campus by an IBM representative and later called to their RTP campus for an onsite discussion. The discussion was primarily on my technical background.
University 1-on-1 interview, including some whiteboard engineering problems that I was able to solve. A phone interview followed the 1-on-1. An IQ test was administered online after the phone interview. An on-site interview lasted for several hour
The time between my first contact from the hiring manager and the offer was 8 days, which was very fast. I was contacted by email. A technical phone screen was scheduled for the following day, lasting 30 minutes. This screen had two parts: one was m
IBM came to the university for the Emerging Leaders program. I was interviewed on campus by an IBM representative and later called to their RTP campus for an onsite discussion. The discussion was primarily on my technical background.