Awesome workplace. Good work-life balance.
No cons working at IBM.
The interview was exciting and had brilliant questions. It was a nice experience. They checked technical and functional capabilities. * The first level was an IQ test over email, a set of games. It was fun, but these scores matter throughout the
The worst technical interview, where the interviewer didn't listen to what I said, had a bad impact on the HR team as well. I asked HR to inform me of the result, whether I was rejected or accepted, but they didn't care.
The interview process included five rounds: * Aptitude * Coding and MCQ on HackerEarth * Games * Psychometric test * Personal interview In the personal interview, questions were mostly from the resume, with some technical and situational
The interview was exciting and had brilliant questions. It was a nice experience. They checked technical and functional capabilities. * The first level was an IQ test over email, a set of games. It was fun, but these scores matter throughout the
The worst technical interview, where the interviewer didn't listen to what I said, had a bad impact on the HR team as well. I asked HR to inform me of the result, whether I was rejected or accepted, but they didn't care.
The interview process included five rounds: * Aptitude * Coding and MCQ on HackerEarth * Games * Psychometric test * Personal interview In the personal interview, questions were mostly from the resume, with some technical and situational