You are provided with everything you need to do your job well. There are a lot of smart people at IBM to learn from.
No work/life balance whatsoever in my position. Burnout happens very fast. The level of competition within IBM is very unhealthy. You need to put in 300% and have no life outside of work to get ahead.
None.
I asked a lot of Java questions and did not hear back after the first round of the interview. I'm not sure if it went well or not, lol. We shall see, hopefully.
Internship interviews often present difficult problem-solving and coding questions. They typically include tricky multiple-choice questions and some high-level coding challenges. The time limit is very limited, putting candidates under pressure and
2 HackerRank questions. One easy, one hard. Had to do them within 1 week. But I got rejected in 2 days, even though I passed all of the test cases.
I asked a lot of Java questions and did not hear back after the first round of the interview. I'm not sure if it went well or not, lol. We shall see, hopefully.
Internship interviews often present difficult problem-solving and coding questions. They typically include tricky multiple-choice questions and some high-level coding challenges. The time limit is very limited, putting candidates under pressure and
2 HackerRank questions. One easy, one hard. Had to do them within 1 week. But I got rejected in 2 days, even though I passed all of the test cases.