The name is well known and respected.
Hard to stand out at large companies.
Lots of questions. Mainly questions coming from second-year computer science programs, such as: * What are the principles of object-oriented languages? * What is a singleton? * How do you write one, and why would you use one? Some questions pertain
I applied to IBM Deutschland in Böblingen. Two days after my application was received, I was invited to Böblingen for an interview for two positions. During the day, I met the managers of the respective departments, who also spoke with me for about
There were three assessments. The other two were easy, like playing a puzzle game. The code assessment was hard. Three hours were allocated to complete two questions. I used five minutes to solve the first one, but the second one cost me the rest of
Lots of questions. Mainly questions coming from second-year computer science programs, such as: * What are the principles of object-oriented languages? * What is a singleton? * How do you write one, and why would you use one? Some questions pertain
I applied to IBM Deutschland in Böblingen. Two days after my application was received, I was invited to Böblingen for an interview for two positions. During the day, I met the managers of the respective departments, who also spoke with me for about
There were three assessments. The other two were easy, like playing a puzzle game. The code assessment was hard. Three hours were allocated to complete two questions. I used five minutes to solve the first one, but the second one cost me the rest of