Flexible, good culture, nice folks.
I wasn't a fan of the process for getting a return offer after an internship. You had to apply to your same team and location. If you wanted to switch or they weren't hiring, you just applied in the regular applicant pool.
I had a trait-based assessment (untimed) and a coding assessment (timed) in JavaScript. I was assigned some problems to solve, similar to LeetCode. The time limit was 1 hour. The number of edge cases passed was displayed, and you were allowed to ke
I applied on the IBM careers website and received an email a day after with instructions to HackerRank for a coding challenge. There were no follow-up emails after I submitted the coding challenge. After around a month or so, I received the rejecti
I was sent a HackerRank technical challenge that was overall good. I just didn't know how to do a couple of JavaScript algorithms. I suggest working on HackerRank's algorithm section to improve. There were also other basic things about HTML and CSS.
I had a trait-based assessment (untimed) and a coding assessment (timed) in JavaScript. I was assigned some problems to solve, similar to LeetCode. The time limit was 1 hour. The number of edge cases passed was displayed, and you were allowed to ke
I applied on the IBM careers website and received an email a day after with instructions to HackerRank for a coding challenge. There were no follow-up emails after I submitted the coding challenge. After around a month or so, I received the rejecti
I was sent a HackerRank technical challenge that was overall good. I just didn't know how to do a couple of JavaScript algorithms. I suggest working on HackerRank's algorithm section to improve. There were also other basic things about HTML and CSS.