The undergraduate scheme is very well thought out, with plenty of workshops being held over the year to build professional skills.
Personal development is very important, and plenty of time is given to be able to sit down and build your skills.
IBM's core values and ethics are very good, with plenty of opportunities to give back to the greater community.
IBM uses a lot of internal technologies, which can be difficult and frustrating to work with.
Due to the size of the company, it can feel very hard to make a meaningful impact.
Graduate positions seem to have a very linear and archaic career progression path.
Be open to the idea that you'll see far more productivity if the engineers have their choice of tools which are most suited to the task, rather than trying to fit IBM technologies to problems they aren't designed for.
The group interview was okay. It can be made easier or more difficult depending on who is in your group. The individual interview was quite standard. There was a mix of technical and personal questions to get to know you.
The day began with individual, isolated tests, followed by individual presentations. This was followed by an interview scenario where candidates role-played. Afterwards, applicants were grouped and asked to participate in team exercises, focusing on
The assessment centre I attended at IBM Hursley took place for four hours. It included: * A 15-minute presentation * A follow-up personal interview * Two group activities
The group interview was okay. It can be made easier or more difficult depending on who is in your group. The individual interview was quite standard. There was a mix of technical and personal questions to get to know you.
The day began with individual, isolated tests, followed by individual presentations. This was followed by an interview scenario where candidates role-played. Afterwards, applicants were grouped and asked to participate in team exercises, focusing on
The assessment centre I attended at IBM Hursley took place for four hours. It included: * A 15-minute presentation * A follow-up personal interview * Two group activities