IBM was one of the few companies that upheld their job offers during the COVID-19 pandemic, moving all internships virtually.
I've had a pleasant experience working for them. The management is fair and there are lots of resources for support.
No complaints, to be honest.
It was a technical interview. First, they described their product. Then, they asked about basic OS concepts and design patterns. Next, I was asked to code some algorithmic questions. After that, I asked about the job responsibilities.
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
It was a technical interview. First, they described their product. Then, they asked about basic OS concepts and design patterns. Next, I was asked to code some algorithmic questions. After that, I asked about the job responsibilities.
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