Many of IBM's employees are remote workers. This comes with both pros and cons. The pros are obvious: less gas used, less time spent traveling, 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.
First, a call through selection criteria, then one aptitude test, then one technical test. One technical interview and lastly, an HR interview.
Super cool, and whatever you have mentioned in your resume, questions will be framed from it only. Work-life balance will be maintained at IBM. All the best for your interview.
Great company with a good hiring process. Everything was well-organized, and all rounds were group-oriented and presentation-based, with some technical and aptitude components. It was an overall great experience to be with IBM and all the great peop
First, a call through selection criteria, then one aptitude test, then one technical test. One technical interview and lastly, an HR interview.
Super cool, and whatever you have mentioned in your resume, questions will be framed from it only. Work-life balance will be maintained at IBM. All the best for your interview.
Great company with a good hiring process. Everything was well-organized, and all rounds were group-oriented and presentation-based, with some technical and aptitude components. It was an overall great experience to be with IBM and all the great peop