IBM is a very large company, meaning that it provides you with many different opportunities and exposure to a variety of sectors including AI, Cloud, Systems, design, Blockchain, etc.
Also, people at IBM generally have been at IBM for a good amount of time: 15+ years. This could mean that the company is old, but at the same time means that people want to stay. Good work-life balance because of the pace of work.
There are frequent organizational changes. IBM may stand for "I've Been Moved".
IBM definitely does not feel young. It could just be the case at my location.
I spoke with three different "recruiters," and they rescheduled my Guide interview three times. Sometimes, this rescheduling occurred only hours before the interview was supposed to take place. Since I already had an offer from elsewhere, I canceled
A manager contacted me after a university recruiter forwarded my resume. We had a phone interview, and I was later hired. The questions were very standard, covering both technical and behavioral topics.
Very casual interview done over lunch at a local restaurant near school. I didn't ask many hard questions; I just tried to get to know the candidate. The candidate submitted their resume, credentials, etc., online and also took an online math diagno
I spoke with three different "recruiters," and they rescheduled my Guide interview three times. Sometimes, this rescheduling occurred only hours before the interview was supposed to take place. Since I already had an offer from elsewhere, I canceled
A manager contacted me after a university recruiter forwarded my resume. We had a phone interview, and I was later hired. The questions were very standard, covering both technical and behavioral topics.
Very casual interview done over lunch at a local restaurant near school. I didn't ask many hard questions; I just tried to get to know the candidate. The candidate submitted their resume, credentials, etc., online and also took an online math diagno