I had very nice coworkers.
Most of the work is project-based, which can be viewed as a pro, meaning you can change projects in search of newer technologies.
Alas, IBM has 90% of their projects using technologies that are way behind in history books. Mind you, Cobol is a staple there.
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I applied for the general Software Developer Intern position online through their portal. A few weeks later, I received the email for the iPAT test, which tests your pattern recognition, logic, and mathematical skills. It is very difficult, and I su
Web interview, 2 rounds. The first was behavioral, and the second was technical (remote coding). Different interviewers conducted each round. The behavioral questions were typical, and they asked me to ask them questions as well. The technical par
Emailed by recruiter about a week after applying, asking if I was still interested. Set up a phone screen for the following week. The recruiter emailed before the scheduled date to cancel and offer the link to a coding challenge instead. The recru
I applied for the general Software Developer Intern position online through their portal. A few weeks later, I received the email for the iPAT test, which tests your pattern recognition, logic, and mathematical skills. It is very difficult, and I su