Great place to work!
Great place to work!
- Flexibility.
- Exposure to new technologies.
- A lot of trainings and certifications to be enrolled for.
- Great work-life balance.
- A lot of innovative initiatives outside of work can be taken as well.
- Does not pay as well as it should.
- Too many employees. The work that can be done by one person is handed out to three.
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I received a call from HR for an interview. Before the interview, I had to complete two tests, each lasting around 30 minutes. The interview location was IBM Yerwada, Pune. I reached there at around 10 am. It was the worst experience I have ever had.
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I was asked about my previous company and my work experience there. It was about my capability to perform my duties in any given project under extreme situations. My technical competencies were checked. I was given some real-time problems to resolv
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I gave a telephonic technical interview. The technical round was tough. I need to prepare thoroughly on basics. The managerial round was face-to-face with a senior manager. He asked many scenario-wise questions and explained the answers very well.
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Pune, Maharashtra, IndiaSeptember 1, 2019I received a call from HR for an interview. Before the interview, I had to complete two tests, each lasting around 30 minutes. The interview location was IBM Yerwada, Pune. I reached there at around 10 am. It was the worst experience I have ever had.
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Pune, Maharashtra, IndiaAugust 1, 2010I was asked about my previous company and my work experience there. It was about my capability to perform my duties in any given project under extreme situations. My technical competencies were checked. I was given some real-time problems to resolv
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Pune, Maharashtra, IndiaNovember 1, 2014I gave a telephonic technical interview. The technical round was tough. I need to prepare thoroughly on basics. The managerial round was face-to-face with a senior manager. He asked many scenario-wise questions and explained the answers very well.
