It is a very stable environment to work, and if you don't like doing what you like, odds are pretty good that you can switch to another division in IBM fairly easily.
There are a large number of interesting projects going on at any given time, and it's nice to be able to say you work at IBM.
Management is completely unaware of what is required to produce quality products, at least in my division of IBM. There is a general lack of respect and concern for the products, and it is obvious that many of the managers are only concerned with their careers without any regard to anything or anyone else.
Start paying attention to the problems that are being faced and find the root cause. Also, throwing more managers at a problem won't cause it to go away. It only insulates you from the issue for a while.
First round was a phone call with the team manager going over my experience explaining what the role was. Second round was a technical interview with a few engineers from the team. Third round was an on-site interview - basically explaining the cultu
I never got to speak to a recruiter. Before they even phone screened me, they sent me a three-hour coding test. I thought this was a bit absurd, as this is a long amount of time to spend so early in the process, but I eventually decided to do it. I
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
First round was a phone call with the team manager going over my experience explaining what the role was. Second round was a technical interview with a few engineers from the team. Third round was an on-site interview - basically explaining the cultu
I never got to speak to a recruiter. Before they even phone screened me, they sent me a three-hour coding test. I thought this was a bit absurd, as this is a long amount of time to spend so early in the process, but I eventually decided to do it. I
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