IBM is a great place to get a foot in the door if you make it onto the right team.
It can be pretty brutal if you don't.
The HR called me on Thursday, July 17th, and scheduled my interview for Friday, July 18th, at 4 pm. Just 10 minutes before the interview, they cancelled it. When I called the HR at least thrice, she acted as if she didn't know how it got cancelled.
The interview was very easy-going. I was asked some basic scenario-type questions and what I was interested in. The interview lasted approximately 45 minutes. We discussed items on my resume and he explained a lot about the type of work and environm
I arrived and used the intercom to make my presence known. After waiting 20 minutes past the scheduled interview time, a recruiter brought me into the lunchroom along with two other candidates. After 15 minutes of being shamed by the other candidates
The HR called me on Thursday, July 17th, and scheduled my interview for Friday, July 18th, at 4 pm. Just 10 minutes before the interview, they cancelled it. When I called the HR at least thrice, she acted as if she didn't know how it got cancelled.
The interview was very easy-going. I was asked some basic scenario-type questions and what I was interested in. The interview lasted approximately 45 minutes. We discussed items on my resume and he explained a lot about the type of work and environm
I arrived and used the intercom to make my presence known. After waiting 20 minutes past the scheduled interview time, a recruiter brought me into the lunchroom along with two other candidates. After 15 minutes of being shamed by the other candidates