Amazing company and great place to work.
Nothing much to say about the company.
It was a lengthy process. First, they had you do a coding test. Then came the IBM IPAT Test. This second test was the harder part, in my opinion. You were given only 45 seconds for each question. Although some questions were fairly easy, there were
IBM started with a few initial emails: confirmations of interest and something about export validation. Then it went quiet for a few weeks before I was contacted out of the blue for a coding challenge – a web-based, non-monitored (but timed) coding
It was a 3-stage interview process. The first was a phone screen from the recruiter, followed by a technical phone screen, and then an onsite interview. I talked to a few managers, and they decided I was the right fit for the job. Most of the questio
It was a lengthy process. First, they had you do a coding test. Then came the IBM IPAT Test. This second test was the harder part, in my opinion. You were given only 45 seconds for each question. Although some questions were fairly easy, there were
IBM started with a few initial emails: confirmations of interest and something about export validation. Then it went quiet for a few weeks before I was contacted out of the blue for a coding challenge – a web-based, non-monitored (but timed) coding
It was a 3-stage interview process. The first was a phone screen from the recruiter, followed by a technical phone screen, and then an onsite interview. I talked to a few managers, and they decided I was the right fit for the job. Most of the questio