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My current manager contacted me out of the blue. He pulled my resume from a stack of applications from previous IBM interviews where I had not been successful. He then scheduled a phone interview for a week or two later. During the phone interview,
I applied through Uncubed during my first year in college, so I didn't have much knowledge of data structures. The interview was a link that needed to be completed online. It included: * Two coding questions with a 45-minute timer. * Recording
I received an email from IBM stating that I had to pass an IPAT, which is a test very similar to an IQ test. Basically, you have around 1 minute and 45 seconds to answer each question (40 questions in total). After completing the test, I got a reje
My current manager contacted me out of the blue. He pulled my resume from a stack of applications from previous IBM interviews where I had not been successful. He then scheduled a phone interview for a week or two later. During the phone interview,
I applied through Uncubed during my first year in college, so I didn't have much knowledge of data structures. The interview was a link that needed to be completed online. It included: * Two coding questions with a 45-minute timer. * Recording
I received an email from IBM stating that I had to pass an IPAT, which is a test very similar to an IQ test. Basically, you have around 1 minute and 45 seconds to answer each question (40 questions in total). After completing the test, I got a reje