There was a great work-life balance for interns. They even have a gym at the software lab!
I was assigned fun new projects and learned a lot of interesting technical and management skills. My mentor and project lead listened to all of my suggestions and criticisms with regards to design and provided insightful feedback and suggestions as well.
I came out of my internship learning a lot.
Some tasks and assignments were a bit tedious. Too much bureaucracy. I did not like waiting around to be assigned new projects or for the project maintainer to accept our code changes. The cafeteria had a lot of food, but I didn't enjoy their offerings very much. The compensation isn't very competitive compared to other tech companies such as Amazon, Google, or Microsoft.
Get to know your interns. I spoke with my direct manager maybe once a month through my time at IBM.
Applied for a software developer internship position through IBM's recruitment webpage. Had to complete a mandatory online "IPAT" test involving basic algebra (word problems) and pattern recognition (shapes and number series) before the resume would
Single-round interview, lasting approximately 30-45 minutes. Interviewers were very laid back and did not ask any technical questions. Heard back from them within two weeks with an offer. Proceeded to fill out tons of paperwork.
I applied for the position online through IBM's career portal and received a phone call to set up a phone interview. The interviewer focused mainly on my prior work experience and what sort of work/projects I had done in my comp sci program. Overal
Applied for a software developer internship position through IBM's recruitment webpage. Had to complete a mandatory online "IPAT" test involving basic algebra (word problems) and pattern recognition (shapes and number series) before the resume would
Single-round interview, lasting approximately 30-45 minutes. Interviewers were very laid back and did not ask any technical questions. Heard back from them within two weeks with an offer. Proceeded to fill out tons of paperwork.
I applied for the position online through IBM's career portal and received a phone call to set up a phone interview. The interviewer focused mainly on my prior work experience and what sort of work/projects I had done in my comp sci program. Overal