This internship was a great introduction to a larger, more traditional company. My co-workers were all intelligent people. My boss was good at encouraging and providing continued work with IBM (part-time work during the school year). I was allowed to work overtime and to take time off or work remotely whenever I needed to.
There was a lack of passion in the work being done. The compensation is average.
There were not many opportunities to meet with other interns. There were no company outings or trips. For the most part, I had no opportunities to interact with the people on other teams.
More corporate events. Increase intern interaction.
One phone interview One in-person interview 3 Code-vue challenges IBM is looking for thinkers and individuals who love to innovate. Be patient with interview responses, they usually take about 2 weeks to respond.
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 interviewed with my school's IBM recruiter and then applied online to the job postings that I believed would best fit me. The recruiter sent the hiring managers a personal note along with my resume and application. A few weeks later, I received an
One phone interview One in-person interview 3 Code-vue challenges IBM is looking for thinkers and individuals who love to innovate. Be patient with interview responses, they usually take about 2 weeks to respond.
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 interviewed with my school's IBM recruiter and then applied online to the job postings that I believed would best fit me. The recruiter sent the hiring managers a personal note along with my resume and application. A few weeks later, I received an