With a company as big as IBM, the pros and cons may vary by location. I worked at a very startup-y subcompany called Aspera, and it was great there, but I can't vouch for the rest of IBM.
Nothing really, a very rewarding experience!
The interview process involves three rounds. First, there is an online test. Second, a technical interview is conducted. The coding test was not very difficult. I encountered a hashmap question and one front-end question to solve. The front-end qu
Applied. Had an online recorded interview (3 questions) and also had to do a maths test. The maths test was focused on verbal and non-verbal questions. Practice is required to be ready for the maths test.
I completed IBM’s online assessment, which included coding challenges and aptitude questions. Despite preparing thoroughly and finishing on time, I was ultimately rejected without feedback, likely due to high competition.
The interview process involves three rounds. First, there is an online test. Second, a technical interview is conducted. The coding test was not very difficult. I encountered a hashmap question and one front-end question to solve. The front-end qu
Applied. Had an online recorded interview (3 questions) and also had to do a maths test. The maths test was focused on verbal and non-verbal questions. Practice is required to be ready for the maths test.
I completed IBM’s online assessment, which included coding challenges and aptitude questions. Despite preparing thoroughly and finishing on time, I was ultimately rejected without feedback, likely due to high competition.