IBM Interview Questions

Application

The process took 8+ weeks. I interviewed at IBM (Melbourne) in August 2018.

Interview

Recruiter was fab, great cadence and super understanding

Management engagement could be improved slightly but overall very driven

VP very easy to chat to, super insightful + knowledgeable

Look forward to seeing what comes of it

Application

I applied through college or university. The process took 3 weeks. I interviewed at IBM (Atlanta, GA (US)) in March 2016.

Interview

Only had one round of interviews, as I attended a few of their on-campus events. Other people had an additional phone interview. Was flown out to the company site and had a behavioral and a case interview. Both were very straightforward and nothing to stress about. Overall a quick and easy experience.

Application

I applied through college or university. I interviewed at IBM (Herndon, VA (US)) in March 2016.

Interview

Applied online. Had an in person interview in Herndon, VA. Interview consisted of a case study and a behavioral interview. The case study was mostly managerial type questions (How would you handle this scenario), and the behavioral interview asked about relevant experience and skills. Heard back about a week after the in person interview.

Application

I applied through an employee referral. The process took 6+ months. I interviewed at IBM (San Francisco, CA (US)).

Interview

Long and arduous. took 6 months, 7 meetings or calls with a total of 8 people. With the exception of one interview, all were 1:1. The role is for an IBM subsidiary, so IBM didn't control the interview process, but they do control the hiring process, which is still ongoing, even though I've accepted.

Application

I applied in-person. The process took 1 day. I interviewed at IBM (Research Triangle Park, NC (US)) in April 2012.

Interview

I was brought in with my manager and he said I was experienced and was a good fit for the position and he submitted me to the open position

Application

I applied through an employee referral. The process took 3+ weeks. I interviewed at IBM (Binghamton, NY (US)) in October 2015.

Interview

Had a Telephone interview with the manager. Then, I began to talk to HR regarding some information about myself. I had to take the IPAT test, which was fairly difficult, but I think I passed. Afterwards, I was given an offer, which I was grateful for.

Application

I applied through an employee referral. The process took 3+ months. I interviewed at IBM (Poughkeepsie, NY (US)).

Interview

Long and tedious. That is managers first touch base with prospects then poll the office to see if there is interest. Then maybe weeks latter a team lead will call and do a 1 on 1. Finally the manager may need 2 to 4 weeks to get financial to sign off on a offer. So the whole process is long and drawn out. Also a department many want you but not get financial approval so prepare yourself for a waist of time. Also anyone who is a collage graduate currently can be hired quickly and does not need this financial approval since they are funded via a separate budget.

Application

I applied online. The process took 2 weeks. I interviewed at IBM (Louisville, KY (US)) in January 2014.

Interview

The interview went really. They asked the basic questions that you would expect to hear at an interview. Then they asked more specific questions about the position and how I could apply my skills from previous professional endeavors in this new position. They asked a series of hypothetical questions that weren't difficult but definitely required some thought. It's okay to pause during the itnerview and think about what you want to say. Don't feel like you need to rush through. I think they appreciated how much I considered each question. After all, they did offer me the position.

Application

I applied online. The process took 4 weeks. I interviewed at IBM (New York, NY (US)) in February 2012.

Interview

Applied online, got an email which led to a first round phone interview which was personality/fit based. I then went into NYC for the final round interviews since they don't do on campus recruiting at my school. I had two 30-minute, 1 on 1 interviews. One behavioral/fit, the other was the case. Got a phone call a week later saying they were offering me the internship.

Interview

Tough. Had to get through the HR people before I was cleared to talk to the actual hiring dept/division. And that was after a harrowing time getting my resume to the right people.

Application

The process took 2 weeks. I interviewed at IBM in May 2009.

Interview

I interviewed for a legal position right out of law school. I thought the interviewers were very engaging and upfront about what was expected from their hires. I've read a lot of reviews on here that state that IBM is no longer innovative, but that may not apply to the legal department. I found the planned organization to be quite unique.