Great workplace, with a lot of scope for learning.
No cons, as per my knowledge.
I received an internship offer from IBM for an SAP Analyst role, which was later converted to a full-time position. Consequently, I did not undergo a separate interview for the full-time role. During my internship interview, I was asked about my aca
There could be 3 or 4 interview phases: * HR Interview * Technical Interview * Client Interview * Interview with the manager The most difficult part is the Technical and Client Interview because many people are involved and some questions can be ve
1. HR 2. Technical & coding test After you get hired, you'll need to go through another two steps to onboard a project: (1) building a small app and (2) a technical interview. However, that's depending on the project opportunity.
I received an internship offer from IBM for an SAP Analyst role, which was later converted to a full-time position. Consequently, I did not undergo a separate interview for the full-time role. During my internship interview, I was asked about my aca
There could be 3 or 4 interview phases: * HR Interview * Technical Interview * Client Interview * Interview with the manager The most difficult part is the Technical and Client Interview because many people are involved and some questions can be ve
1. HR 2. Technical & coding test After you get hired, you'll need to go through another two steps to onboard a project: (1) building a small app and (2) a technical interview. However, that's depending on the project opportunity.