IBM gave me meaningful work as an intern and continued to use my project after I left.
The engineers at this location skew older in age, and the spirit of innovation wasn't overwhelmingly present. They are definitely making an effort to improve, though!
First, there is a test on HackerRank which contains both coding and technical questions from branch-specific topics. Then, there is an almost 1-hour technical interview. After that, a 30-minute Cognify test, and finally, a 15-minute manager interview
Reviewed all contents of my posted resume. Discussed previous uses and comfortability with: * Java * Python * Agile development * JIRA * C * C++ * Linux command line basics They then described the project the team was working on and asked about my
Recruited at an on-campus job fair. Flown out to IBM Poughkeepsie to go through a full day of interviewing with at least 8 people. The interview was entirely behavioral, with general technical questions.
First, there is a test on HackerRank which contains both coding and technical questions from branch-specific topics. Then, there is an almost 1-hour technical interview. After that, a 30-minute Cognify test, and finally, a 15-minute manager interview
Reviewed all contents of my posted resume. Discussed previous uses and comfortability with: * Java * Python * Agile development * JIRA * C * C++ * Linux command line basics They then described the project the team was working on and asked about my
Recruited at an on-campus job fair. Flown out to IBM Poughkeepsie to go through a full day of interviewing with at least 8 people. The interview was entirely behavioral, with general technical questions.