IBM is transforming from legacy to be cutting-edge.
Too much process, red taping.
The phone interview will start with introducing yourself, followed by two coding questions. The first coding question is a very standard one, and the second is a little more related to IBM's Watson functionality.
The beginning of the interview process has two parts: 1. Cognitive test: This tests your general skills (like an IQ test) and requires no background knowledge. 2. Coding test: This tests your coding skills, similar to LeetCode-type questions.
One behavioral, one technical. The technical interview was LeetCode easy/medium. It had some extensions, but was easy and simple. They do have a tendency to renege, so beware. Be wary of career advancement opportunities; they tend to limit it.
The phone interview will start with introducing yourself, followed by two coding questions. The first coding question is a very standard one, and the second is a little more related to IBM's Watson functionality.
The beginning of the interview process has two parts: 1. Cognitive test: This tests your general skills (like an IQ test) and requires no background knowledge. 2. Coding test: This tests your coding skills, similar to LeetCode-type questions.
One behavioral, one technical. The technical interview was LeetCode easy/medium. It had some extensions, but was easy and simple. They do have a tendency to renege, so beware. Be wary of career advancement opportunities; they tend to limit it.