Bright Future, Strict Deadlines
Bright Future, Strict Deadlines
I really like working at IBM. IBM is a company with innovative ideas, and I foresee a bright future with the minds they have.
Like any other job, there are deadlines that must be met in a timely manner. Other than that, it's a great environment.
At this moment, I do not have any advice for IBM. IBM is great, and I love working in their environment.
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Very easy. The interview process involved three phone interviews: * Behavioral * Technical * Mixed These interviews were conducted with a team member, a first-line manager, and a second-line manager. There was also homework to develop an app
Software Engineer
I received an interview offer two weeks after applying, which asked me to complete a HackerRank coding interview. The questions were pretty easy, and I got an email from a recruiter stating that a team would contact me for a follow-up interview. Aft
Software Engineer
I had two interviews, one over the phone and another onsite. It was a most pleasant experience with the interviewers. Mostly algorithmic questions were asked over the phone, such as, given a number and an integer array, find if there are two element
Software Engineer
Los Angeles, California, United StatesOctober 1, 2014Very easy. The interview process involved three phone interviews: * Behavioral * Technical * Mixed These interviews were conducted with a team member, a first-line manager, and a second-line manager. There was also homework to develop an app
Software Engineer
Los Angeles, California, United StatesOctober 1, 2019I received an interview offer two weeks after applying, which asked me to complete a HackerRank coding interview. The questions were pretty easy, and I got an email from a recruiter stating that a team would contact me for a follow-up interview. Aft
Software Engineer
CanadaAugust 27, 2014I had two interviews, one over the phone and another onsite. It was a most pleasant experience with the interviewers. Mostly algorithmic questions were asked over the phone, such as, given a number and an integer array, find if there are two element
