Software Engineer - Java Developer Interview Experience - India
Process
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IBM Work Experiences
- 4.0It's not a dream company; conditions are more or less wellSoftware Engineer - Java Developer • Former EmployeePetaẖ Tiqwa, IsraelMarch 3, 2021Pros: Opportunity to change projects Average salary If you work in the central office, there is a good dining hall and gym. Transport compensationsCons: No benefits, except holiday gifts. You don't feel that management cares about you. No inclusion, and you are almost alone there. It's hard to move between departments.
- 5.0My First CompanySoftware Engineer - Java Developer • Current EmployeeHyderābād, Telangana, IndiaSeptember 7, 2023Pros: Job security is the best.Cons: Depends on the project you are in; either you overwork or you hardly work.
- 4.0Good Growth, Poor Management CommunicationSoftware Engineer - Java Developer • Current EmployeeBucharest, Bucuresti, RomaniaOctober 29, 2024Pros: - Work-life balance. - Opportunities to grow and learn, with certifications paid by the company. - The majority of colleagues are competent and do a good job in their field.Cons: - On some projects, management lacks transparency and communication. - If you have the bad luck to have a People Manager who is also a Tech/Team Lead, they won't guide you at all besides the short chat about the mandatory project assessment throughout the year. - No meal tickets. - No bonuses.
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