Many of IBM's employees are remote workers. This comes with both pros and cons. The pros are obvious: less time spent in travel, flexible work hours, etc. The only real con is isolation. The division I work in has been extremely generous with flex time, allowing me to work when I want.
IBM is such a huge organization that sometimes getting through the red tape to accomplish something is horrible.
Most everything in my division is driven by customer dollars, leaving little room for R&D type activities.
There were a total of two rounds. Based on the experience, the first round was an online assessment, and the difficulty was medium. The second round was a technical interview and was a bit tougher.
Written Test, English Test, and Interview It was a 1:1 interview process. First, I had a written test with questions based on series and aptitude. Then, I took a test for English; you can find the document or questions on M4MATHS. The results were d
It was pretty normal, with written and technical tests followed by HR. The written portion included a number series, aptitude, and speed tests. With less time and more questions, I needed to have more hands-on practice. I tried to practice in such a
There were a total of two rounds. Based on the experience, the first round was an online assessment, and the difficulty was medium. The second round was a technical interview and was a bit tougher.
Written Test, English Test, and Interview It was a 1:1 interview process. First, I had a written test with questions based on series and aptitude. Then, I took a test for English; you can find the document or questions on M4MATHS. The results were d
It was pretty normal, with written and technical tests followed by HR. The written portion included a number series, aptitude, and speed tests. With less time and more questions, I needed to have more hands-on practice. I tried to practice in such a