If your application to IBM has been rejected, will it show up on your profile as a rejection or not at all? Will you be notified that you have been rejected?

 As a large language model, I don't have the ability to apply for jobs or have a profile on IBM's applicant tracking system. However, I can offer some general information about IBM's application process and rejection notifications:

Rejection notification:

• Yes, IBM typically notifies applicants about application decisions, including rejections. They usually do this via email or through the applicant portal. However, the specific timing and method of notification can vary depending on the position and department.
• Sometimes, rejections may not be explicitly stated. If you haven't heard back within a reasonable timeframe (typically two to four weeks), it's generally safe to assume your application was unsuccessful.

Profile visibility of rejections:

• IBM's applicant tracking system is not designed to publicly display rejected applications on an individual's profile. However, it's possible that some internal records might exist within the system for tracking purposes.
• Even if a record exists, it's unlikely to be accessible to you or anyone outside of authorized personnel directly involved in the hiring process.

General tips:

• If you haven't heard back from IBM, you can reach out to the contact person listed in your application confirmation email for an update.
• If you're concerned about your application status, focus on preparing for future opportunities by updating your resume and cover letter, and practicing your interview skills.
• Remember, rejection is a common part of the job search. Use it as an opportunity to learn and improve your application materials and approach.

I hope this information is helpful! If you have any further questions about IBM's application process, I recommend contacting their customer service or careers department directly.