Experienced and professional atmosphere.
Facilities were sufficient.
Diverse teams with good opportunities to learn from the internship experience.
Difficult to get started and set up, especially part-time. A lot of movement and uncertainty with internal departments and roles.
I recently had an interview with IBM for a Software Development Intern role in Dublin. It was a non-technical interview. There were a few behavioral questions, and then it was about the projects I have done. I had displayed a keen interest in Java, s
OA, followed by questionnaire/form to fill out. Only then was I informed that the position was solely for a placement and not a summer internship. All advertisements of the position made no reference to it just being a placement; it seems that they h
Online 45-minute interview, where they ask basic questions about Java fundamentals. They go through your CV and quiz you on the skills you have listed. They test you on the functionality of small, easy coding functions.
I recently had an interview with IBM for a Software Development Intern role in Dublin. It was a non-technical interview. There were a few behavioral questions, and then it was about the projects I have done. I had displayed a keen interest in Java, s
OA, followed by questionnaire/form to fill out. Only then was I informed that the position was solely for a placement and not a summer internship. All advertisements of the position made no reference to it just being a placement; it seems that they h
Online 45-minute interview, where they ask basic questions about Java fundamentals. They go through your CV and quiz you on the skills you have listed. They test you on the functionality of small, easy coding functions.