There are a lot of interns at IBM Canada, so there are a lot of programs for them as well.
If you're interested in getting involved in an active student community, IBM Canada is a great place.
There are a lot of smart people there, and most people are quite friendly. Even the busy execs are usually quite nice. Even if you're "just" an intern, you will be treated like everyone else.
A lot of old, slow business processes. Good luck getting a power cable or even a mouse in a reasonable amount of time.
Re-evaluate the need for the performance-hurting business processes.
I applied online and was selected for a phone call interview with the team's manager. I did not hear back for a couple of weeks, so I emailed the manager to ask for an update. He then said that he'd like to offer me the job. Keep in mind that this
Great and straightforward. They conducted two phone interviews and one in-person interview, seeming to emphasize interpersonal skills over technical skills. My in-person interview was with two of the developers I will be working with. They tested m
Applied online to their website. Took an online aptitude test. Then they conducted two interviews for a position, and one week later, they offered me the job.
I applied online and was selected for a phone call interview with the team's manager. I did not hear back for a couple of weeks, so I emailed the manager to ask for an update. He then said that he'd like to offer me the job. Keep in mind that this
Great and straightforward. They conducted two phone interviews and one in-person interview, seeming to emphasize interpersonal skills over technical skills. My in-person interview was with two of the developers I will be working with. They tested m
Applied online to their website. Took an online aptitude test. Then they conducted two interviews for a position, and one week later, they offered me the job.