IBM did a great job of providing a highly-functioning intern experience while being 100% remote. There was no difference in the workload, and as an intern, I was still able to learn a lot about the team, job, and role while still being fully virtual.
There were plenty of activities available to do all sorts of different things virtually, to help interns feel connected and socialize with others.
The most difficult and frustrating thing about the internship was not being able to fully expand my professional network because of it being remote. It is difficult to meet new people and have genuine conversations virtually, but you get used to it.
The interview process involved the following stages: * Online Coding Assessment * Video Interview (Technical) * HR Round The interview was at a medium difficulty level. Candidates were asked about various web development concepts, including R
The process includes an assessment with three coding questions, followed by a 15-minute interview with behavioral questions. Afterward, there is a 30-minute coding question. They will get back to you within a week or so.
One online test about quantitative reasoning. After clearing this test, I was called for an onsite interview based on DBMS and OS skills. I was also asked some theory questions about DBMS and one programming problem in C++. The interview was based
The interview process involved the following stages: * Online Coding Assessment * Video Interview (Technical) * HR Round The interview was at a medium difficulty level. Candidates were asked about various web development concepts, including R
The process includes an assessment with three coding questions, followed by a 15-minute interview with behavioral questions. Afterward, there is a 30-minute coding question. They will get back to you within a week or so.
One online test about quantitative reasoning. After clearing this test, I was called for an onsite interview based on DBMS and OS skills. I was also asked some theory questions about DBMS and one programming problem in C++. The interview was based