IBM is great for the flexibility and being able to work from home.
IBM (usually) does the "right" thing. Not a bad place to work.
There are a lot of layoffs and layers in the management team. It's hard to have an agile environment with all the bureaucracy.
Multiple interview rounds were involved. There were behavioral interviews with many questions, but not that many technical questions in the earlier rounds. I applied for the Summer Summit program and had to do a phone interview and a Skype intervie
I had one interview with the HR department and one technical interview. Both went well. The people were friendly; there was no pressure or a sense of "wrong answers." Afterwards, I received an offer.
I logged into the online interview system and started the process after the intro video. There are 7 questions asked: * 5 were recorded as responses * 3 were coding questions using the online coding system. There are breaks between questions: 5-10
Multiple interview rounds were involved. There were behavioral interviews with many questions, but not that many technical questions in the earlier rounds. I applied for the Summer Summit program and had to do a phone interview and a Skype intervie
I had one interview with the HR department and one technical interview. Both went well. The people were friendly; there was no pressure or a sense of "wrong answers." Afterwards, I received an offer.
I logged into the online interview system and started the process after the intro video. There are 7 questions asked: * 5 were recorded as responses * 3 were coding questions using the online coding system. There are breaks between questions: 5-10