Everything you are required to do is reasonable (they hired you because you can do it!), and everyone is willing to help you along the way.
Being an intern, they try to expose you to more than where you work, pushing you to network and experience other places around IBM that you otherwise wouldn't with just your internship.
Overall, it's a wonderful place to be an intern, even if you don't learn you don't want to do something.
Currently, the company is going through some reshaping, so the idea of opportunities is very vague. If you enjoy your job, being an intern makes you sad that this can't be your real position.
Keep it up! IBM management is some of the smartest and nicest people you'll ever meet.
I had a group video chat interview with the manager of the role I was applying for, as well as a prospective teammate. I did not feel uncomfortable, and the interviewers had a positive attitude. They seemed to have a huge appreciation for the company
The onsite interview was set up via a phone call. The reception staff were not friendly at all. After a 20-minute wait, two individuals, a manager and a developer, appeared. The interview started with the common "a number and an array and binary se
Interview conducted for a junior position, not very challenging. Due to anxiety, I made some technical errors, but I assume they trusted my computer science degree. Interview obtained through a friend who already worked there.
I had a group video chat interview with the manager of the role I was applying for, as well as a prospective teammate. I did not feel uncomfortable, and the interviewers had a positive attitude. They seemed to have a huge appreciation for the company
The onsite interview was set up via a phone call. The reception staff were not friendly at all. After a 20-minute wait, two individuals, a manager and a developer, appeared. The interview started with the common "a number and an array and binary se
Interview conducted for a junior position, not very challenging. Due to anxiety, I made some technical errors, but I assume they trusted my computer science degree. Interview obtained through a friend who already worked there.