The environment is very good, and the job is challenging. There are also many lectures to attend, from which we can learn a lot.
Work-life balance is pretty good; we never work overtime.
Don't allow the use of any version of open-source code. We can't even look at them. It is a stupid rule!
IBM wastes a huge amount of time implementing something that others have already implemented, such as Java. IBM wrote a JDK by itself! That is really not necessary.
The interview process involved: * HR phone call * Email communication * On-site interview First round: with 2 engineers, focusing on Java. Second round: with 2 managers, discussing work experience and communication skills. After the intervi
The interview process was good and quick. I finally received an offer, which was a positive interview experience. I have finally received the offer and joined the IBM development lab in Beijing.
The process took too long for the job required. I was asked about things that I felt did not relate to the job. There was only one interview for me, but from my understanding, there were multiple interviews down the line.
The interview process involved: * HR phone call * Email communication * On-site interview First round: with 2 engineers, focusing on Java. Second round: with 2 managers, discussing work experience and communication skills. After the intervi
The interview process was good and quick. I finally received an offer, which was a positive interview experience. I have finally received the offer and joined the IBM development lab in Beijing.
The process took too long for the job required. I was asked about things that I felt did not relate to the job. There was only one interview for me, but from my understanding, there were multiple interviews down the line.