For salesmen, IBM is very good.
Not very good for a technical man.
Actually, no advice.
The interview process consisted of pretty straightforward behavioral questions with very little technical depth. The culture was professional and stuffy, likely not appealing to younger individuals. The manager lacked technical expertise, and the tec
The initial contact was a phone screening interview. Several days later, I was contacted for interviews with several technical personnel and given a short skills assessment test. The screening interview consisted of general questions about my curren
3 rounds: First was a written round with two coding questions sent over email. Second round was a virtual interview. It was technical, mostly C++ questions. Third round was managerial and behavioral with the Manager.
The interview process consisted of pretty straightforward behavioral questions with very little technical depth. The culture was professional and stuffy, likely not appealing to younger individuals. The manager lacked technical expertise, and the tec
The initial contact was a phone screening interview. Several days later, I was contacted for interviews with several technical personnel and given a short skills assessment test. The screening interview consisted of general questions about my curren
3 rounds: First was a written round with two coding questions sent over email. Second round was a virtual interview. It was technical, mostly C++ questions. Third round was managerial and behavioral with the Manager.