Team members are very helpful. There are some great projects at IBM. Flexible timings: you'll be assigned an objective and need to complete it within a given timeframe. You are not required to work for a specific number of hours on a daily basis.
Growth opportunities are a little lower. Salary hikes are relatively lower in most cases. Though I got more than a 60% hike in my promotion.
I joined as a fresher back in 2007. The interview was not at all technical at that time. There was an interview panel, including Technical and HR. Only one interview would happen, depending on your queue. I had the HR interview, which went very fine.
Three steps: 1. HR interview. Questions about my future project and availability to relocate. 2. Interview with Manager and Team Leader. A long interview with several technical and motivational questions. The manager also explained the company and
2-3 rounds of technical interviews. Depends on the project. Will also have a client interview. May ask managerial questions, such as how you handled specific situations. Asked real-time scenarios and how you would deal with them.
I joined as a fresher back in 2007. The interview was not at all technical at that time. There was an interview panel, including Technical and HR. Only one interview would happen, depending on your queue. I had the HR interview, which went very fine.
Three steps: 1. HR interview. Questions about my future project and availability to relocate. 2. Interview with Manager and Team Leader. A long interview with several technical and motivational questions. The manager also explained the company and
2-3 rounds of technical interviews. Depends on the project. Will also have a client interview. May ask managerial questions, such as how you handled specific situations. Asked real-time scenarios and how you would deal with them.