Unlimited access to free snacks, lots of common space and facilities, an open and accepting work environment, and good work-life balance.
Work is most routine. Work experience varies depending on the team you're in and the project you work on. You might need to dedicate extra time and work in order to get on to the project/work that you want to do, as you first need to handle your "priorities" (work assigned to you).
Be more specific about the team, job title, and description & tasks when giving offers, so that people can end up doing what they like and what they're good for.
The interviewers asked me to go over my resume in detail and answer some questions surrounding that. Then, they moved on to ask a fairly straightforward programming question as well.
Things move slowly at IBM. The culture seems to move at a snail's pace in terms of getting things done. HR is particularly slow, so don't panic if it seems to be taking a long time. Don't sweat the IQ test. I'm not sure if it's a requirement for b
Great and straightforward. They conducted two phone interviews and one in-person interview, seeming to emphasize interpersonal skills over technical skills. My in-person interview was with two of the developers I will be working with. They tested m
The interviewers asked me to go over my resume in detail and answer some questions surrounding that. Then, they moved on to ask a fairly straightforward programming question as well.
Things move slowly at IBM. The culture seems to move at a snail's pace in terms of getting things done. HR is particularly slow, so don't panic if it seems to be taking a long time. Don't sweat the IQ test. I'm not sure if it's a requirement for b
Great and straightforward. They conducted two phone interviews and one in-person interview, seeming to emphasize interpersonal skills over technical skills. My in-person interview was with two of the developers I will be working with. They tested m