Since I am in IT, the work is basically defined by the client. Client revenue growth is tied to your growth.
Your manager has a lot of say in your career at IBM (this can be both a pro and a con).
Your manager has a lot of say in your career at IBM (this can be both a pro and a con).
Good. The questions were mostly related to AWS and Java. The questions were mostly on the design side, so if you have good hands-on experience, you can crack the interview easily.
It was quite simple and fast. It started with an HR/Recruiter Discussion, followed by a Technical/Functional Discussion around the experience, and then concluded with a Hiring Manager Discussion. The offer letter was also released pretty fast.
The interview process was simple and very straightforward, consisting of four rounds. However, the hiring process was time-consuming, taking up to four months to release the offer. The rounds were as follows: * Screening of resume * Technical ro
Good. The questions were mostly related to AWS and Java. The questions were mostly on the design side, so if you have good hands-on experience, you can crack the interview easily.
It was quite simple and fast. It started with an HR/Recruiter Discussion, followed by a Technical/Functional Discussion around the experience, and then concluded with a Hiring Manager Discussion. The offer letter was also released pretty fast.
The interview process was simple and very straightforward, consisting of four rounds. However, the hiring process was time-consuming, taking up to four months to release the offer. The rounds were as follows: * Screening of resume * Technical ro