A great place to work.
No cons about IBM from my side.
It was not so bad, and there was so much to learn. The journey was very helpful in achieving the interview. I want to thank them for accepting me. I saw a man who works there. He told me how the company is working and how good it is to work there.
I was automatically invited to a HackerRank coding assessment minutes after applying. I invested an hour in the two challenges, solved them, and passed them, only to be rejected two weeks later. They make you take the coding assessment without even
I received an email from IBM stating that I had to pass an IPAT, which is a test very similar to an IQ test. Basically, you have around 1 minute and 45 seconds to answer each question (40 questions in total). After completing the test, I got a reje
It was not so bad, and there was so much to learn. The journey was very helpful in achieving the interview. I want to thank them for accepting me. I saw a man who works there. He told me how the company is working and how good it is to work there.
I was automatically invited to a HackerRank coding assessment minutes after applying. I invested an hour in the two challenges, solved them, and passed them, only to be rejected two weeks later. They make you take the coding assessment without even
I received an email from IBM stating that I had to pass an IPAT, which is a test very similar to an IQ test. Basically, you have around 1 minute and 45 seconds to answer each question (40 questions in total). After completing the test, I got a reje