IBM

You start by submitting your resume to a super laggy site. Then, they take a while to even open your resume. If they like it, you make it to step 3, where you complete a coding challenge. If you pass, step 4 is an interview, and step 5 is acceptance.

The interaction was very cordial. Information was exchanged both ways. The job was described in detail, and my qualifications were discussed thoroughly. My fit for the position was also addressed. At no point did I feel any negativity about the e

I applied for an internship position at IBM and received an interview call from the manager. Before that, I was asked to write an IPATO test, which is not technical at all but just judges your aptitude. Most students do well on the test; it appears h