It's just okay
It's just okay
The name goes a long way. IBM's clients are very impressive.
Having a distributed workforce makes it very hard to get things done, unless you enjoy sitting on conference calls or chatting on SameTime all day long.
I think IBM's push for working at home makes getting things done very difficult. It's nice, but doesn't lead to a very productive workplace when working with the clients IBM services.
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The interview process started with a phone interview. Then, I was called in for two 1:1 interviews. The first was a technical interview, and the second was a behavioral interview. Two days later, I received a call with the job offer.
Applications Developer
I applied online, got an e-mail for a technical phone interview, which was for around 45 minutes. Then I was called in for an interview on-site, which was a one-on-one technical and resume review, which was hardly for 15 minutes.
Applications Developer
Two interviews were conducted: one technical and one behavioral. These interviews were held back to back, and the offer letter was sent within two weeks.
Applications Developer
East Lansing, Michigan, United StatesMarch 1, 2009The interview process started with a phone interview. Then, I was called in for two 1:1 interviews. The first was a technical interview, and the second was a behavioral interview. Two days later, I received a call with the job offer.
Applications Developer
East Lansing, Michigan, United StatesAugust 1, 2010I applied online, got an e-mail for a technical phone interview, which was for around 45 minutes. Then I was called in for an interview on-site, which was a one-on-one technical and resume review, which was hardly for 15 minutes.
Applications Developer
East Lansing, Michigan, United StatesFebruary 1, 2010Two interviews were conducted: one technical and one behavioral. These interviews were held back to back, and the offer letter was sent within two weeks.
