IBM has a very good work-life balance and can be a very non-stressful place to work overall.
It can sometimes feel unorganized, with a lack of direction.
I was hired right out of university. It was a pretty standard process. My resume was picked up from my school's career center. Then, I received a phone screening and an invitation for an in-office interview. The interview had two parts: 1. Behavior
I was contacted directly by the recruiter, and scheduling was very smooth. There were a total of three interview rounds. The whole process took about two weeks, which covered coding, algorithms, and behavioral standard questions. It was not hard.
The starting interview programming assessment had a bug in it. There were two questions: * One was typical. * One was an API mini-project question. You had one hour to complete the assessment.
I was hired right out of university. It was a pretty standard process. My resume was picked up from my school's career center. Then, I received a phone screening and an invitation for an in-office interview. The interview had two parts: 1. Behavior
I was contacted directly by the recruiter, and scheduling was very smooth. There were a total of three interview rounds. The whole process took about two weeks, which covered coding, algorithms, and behavioral standard questions. It was not hard.
The starting interview programming assessment had a bug in it. There were two questions: * One was typical. * One was an API mini-project question. You had one hour to complete the assessment.