Good work-life balance, good team environment.
Large code base without adequate documentation.
I met my interviewer on campus during a networking event. I had already applied to a number of IBM positions before the event and wrote down all their respective Job IDs to see if the hiring manager for those positions happened to be at the networkin
I had applied online and waited for about a month to get a reply, followed by a week for feedback. The first step is the OA. If you pass, you will get a phone interview.
Very easy and relaxed. We went over my resume and then discussed my previous experience and side projects. They also asked basic programming questions. Finally, they asked if I had any questions for them.
I met my interviewer on campus during a networking event. I had already applied to a number of IBM positions before the event and wrote down all their respective Job IDs to see if the hiring manager for those positions happened to be at the networkin
I had applied online and waited for about a month to get a reply, followed by a week for feedback. The first step is the OA. If you pass, you will get a phone interview.
Very easy and relaxed. We went over my resume and then discussed my previous experience and side projects. They also asked basic programming questions. Finally, they asked if I had any questions for them.