IBM has good work-life balance.
Team may work on a project in year one and then switch to another project in year two, so you will see project switching frequently.
It was a nice process. They reached out via my university email, and we had a short interview process where they mostly asked system questions. I was also asked questions related to GitHub.
I applied and was sent a HackerRank assessment 24 hours later. The HackerRank assessment was 45 minutes long and included one medium and one hard question. I solved the medium question but was unable to solve the hard question. I was not sent a rejec
A couple of phone calls. One on-site interview of 2 hours. One hour whiteboard session with some technical questions. An hour with the manager and others on cultural fit, etc.
It was a nice process. They reached out via my university email, and we had a short interview process where they mostly asked system questions. I was also asked questions related to GitHub.
I applied and was sent a HackerRank assessment 24 hours later. The HackerRank assessment was 45 minutes long and included one medium and one hard question. I solved the medium question but was unable to solve the hard question. I was not sent a rejec
A couple of phone calls. One on-site interview of 2 hours. One hour whiteboard session with some technical questions. An hour with the manager and others on cultural fit, etc.