Stable job, very high-quality training and education. You learn a lot and they have good benefits.
I think the experience at IBM depends a lot on the client you work for. In my case, it's a very complicated client and the people managing that account on the IBM side don't show much support or understanding towards the worker. There's always a lot of pressure and the progress you show is never enough.
I had a 45-minute interview with two interviewers. They asked about: * My resume * My experiences * My motivation for applying The conversation was structured but also allowed for some open discussion.
The interview process consists of three rounds: 1. Coding round 2. English test round 3. Interview (took place the next day after the two preceding rounds) Each round includes elimination. You must pass each individual level to move forward.
There were four rounds: * **Round 1:** Aptitude (Maths-based games) * **Round 2:** Psychology and English-related questions * **Round 3:** Coding question * **Round 4:** Interview based on skills mentioned in the resume and projects
I had a 45-minute interview with two interviewers. They asked about: * My resume * My experiences * My motivation for applying The conversation was structured but also allowed for some open discussion.
The interview process consists of three rounds: 1. Coding round 2. English test round 3. Interview (took place the next day after the two preceding rounds) Each round includes elimination. You must pass each individual level to move forward.
There were four rounds: * **Round 1:** Aptitude (Maths-based games) * **Round 2:** Psychology and English-related questions * **Round 3:** Coding question * **Round 4:** Interview based on skills mentioned in the resume and projects