The people at IBM are very helpful and knowledgeable.
They are very hardworking and really help you to achieve the results and assign a proper task to an intern.
So there is a lot to learn.
No politics, very peaceful environment.
No cool environment like startups or other giants in the Bay Area.
I received a message from a hiring manager at IBM. He mentioned that he selected me from thousands of resumes and would like to speak with me by phone. We then scheduled a phone interview for about half a week later. The manager called and chatted w
The first round was a coding assessment on HackerRank with two questions. These could be solved in a variety of coding languages. However, I was not selected after the first round, so I don't know what the subsequent rounds entail. I have no idea. I
Sent an OA, then did a video interview. After that, there was one behavioral interview. Pretty sure the OA and the video interview were automatic. The behavioral interview was fairly easy and asked some terms within the applied role.
I received a message from a hiring manager at IBM. He mentioned that he selected me from thousands of resumes and would like to speak with me by phone. We then scheduled a phone interview for about half a week later. The manager called and chatted w
The first round was a coding assessment on HackerRank with two questions. These could be solved in a variety of coding languages. However, I was not selected after the first round, so I don't know what the subsequent rounds entail. I have no idea. I
Sent an OA, then did a video interview. After that, there was one behavioral interview. Pretty sure the OA and the video interview were automatic. The behavioral interview was fairly easy and asked some terms within the applied role.