Some of my friends had unpleasant, isolating experiences doing internships at IBM, but my experience was not like that at all.
My manager and team were very accommodating and friendly during every interaction, and there was plenty of opportunity for doing pair-programming, which made the work less boring.
The nature of the work I was doing was not very sophisticated, interesting, or unique. I did not feel like I was learning much.
I got the interview after 3-4 weeks of applying. The process was smooth; however, I was not informed of the acceptance or rejection even after one month. The interview itself went well, and everything proceeded as planned. If you prepare well for th
The coding challenge was first. It was a typical test, like you’d see in a class about random HTML things, with a coding question to start. However, the second question was too difficult for an interview at this level, in my opinion.
I applied and was contacted around 2 months later for a virtual panel interview. The interviewers were very kind and eager to answer any questions. The interview was mainly behavioral questions, along with some questions about my resume.
I got the interview after 3-4 weeks of applying. The process was smooth; however, I was not informed of the acceptance or rejection even after one month. The interview itself went well, and everything proceeded as planned. If you prepare well for th
The coding challenge was first. It was a typical test, like you’d see in a class about random HTML things, with a coding question to start. However, the second question was too difficult for an interview at this level, in my opinion.
I applied and was contacted around 2 months later for a virtual panel interview. The interviewers were very kind and eager to answer any questions. The interview was mainly behavioral questions, along with some questions about my resume.