Good work/life balance at the expense of career growth
Good work/life balance at the expense of career growth
IBM is huge, depending on what piece you get out of it. My piece:
- had good work/life balance
- a friendly and accepting team
- relatively decent tools used (heard horror stories about legacy IBM stuff, though never experienced first hand)
- Lack of any path forward.
- Repetitive work.
- Lack of innovation and great talent.
- Insufferable loads of meetings.
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2 Interview 1 technical 1 techno-manager Process: simple coding questions, algorithm, and data structure related questions. HR is more likely to ask about scenario-based questionnaires. Topics include OOPs, data structures, linked lists, vectors,
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Coding problems are super easy, but I couldn't make it. So you might not have to worry about coding questions if you are a junior. The process was generally really fast.
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3-step interview: 1. General interview with basic questions on Webex. 2. HR interview, which was like explaining administrative stuff once we got in (didn't feel like an interview). 3. Technical interview, which theoretically should have lasted 3
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Pune, Maharashtra, IndiaAugust 19, 20252 Interview 1 technical 1 techno-manager Process: simple coding questions, algorithm, and data structure related questions. HR is more likely to ask about scenario-based questionnaires. Topics include OOPs, data structures, linked lists, vectors,
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Seoul, South KoreaMay 4, 2024Coding problems are super easy, but I couldn't make it. So you might not have to worry about coding questions if you are a junior. The process was generally really fast.
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Bucharest, RomaniaNovember 4, 20223-step interview: 1. General interview with basic questions on Webex. 2. HR interview, which was like explaining administrative stuff once we got in (didn't feel like an interview). 3. Technical interview, which theoretically should have lasted 3
