How can I enter IBM for development?

* major in computer science.

* Good foreign language, CET-3 or above, fluent in listening, speaking, reading and writing is preferred.

* More than two years relevant working experience, more than one year project development management experience.

* proficient in JAVA, J2EE familiar with software development process.

* With good learning ability, communication ability and teamwork ability, IBM conducts campus recruitment every year. The process is generally to screen resumes first, then write a written test, and finally at least two rounds of interviews: written test logic and reasoning, and interviews may take the form of group interviews. The company has strict requirements for students' integrity, and resumes should be truthfully filled in. Otherwise, once it is discovered, it will be disqualified, which is counterproductive. At the same time, we will also ask students to provide corresponding certificates according to the contents filled in the resume. The content stated in your resume should be related to the position you are applying for. Don't think everything is on it. It looks like a good resume with great content. First of all, we should carefully analyze the job description of the position we are applying for, understand what kind of professional skills and professionalism the position needs, and then fill in the resume in a targeted manner. In addition, for the projects and activities you participate in, you should clearly write your role, achievements and achievements in the project, rather than listing the project names in general. This is a bit like writing an argument, and the proposition should be clearly demonstrated, rather than simply repeating the proposition. During the interview, don't talk too much, don't be too simple, and make a moderate explanation around the topic. In addition to showing your solid knowledge and skills, you should also highlight key points and be logical. 90% of the new employees recruited by IBM every year are undergraduate or graduate students, and junior college students certainly have opportunities. The key is that you should be outstanding.