Changing company.
Deep technical expertise in almost all areas of Information Technology.
Flexible work schedules, good benefits, and a relaxed work environment.
Compensation is less compared to other companies.
Don't expect much of a pay hike; IBM is no pay master. Earning money in IBM is the toughest job. A large part of your mentioned salary will be deducted with the excuse of variable and growth-driven profit sharing.
The interview process consisted of two rounds: one technical and one HR. The entire interview was completed in just two hours. Both interviews were conducted telephonically. The questions asked were very simple, covering only basic Java concepts. Ev
The interview was for a fresher position, and there were four rounds: * Aptitude test * Email writing * Group discussion * Technical along with HR This whole process took two days. Aptitude and email writing were done on the first day, and
I joined as a fresher back in 2007. The interview was not at all technical at that time. There was an interview panel, including Technical and HR. Only one interview would happen, depending on your queue. I had the HR interview, which went very fine.
The interview process consisted of two rounds: one technical and one HR. The entire interview was completed in just two hours. Both interviews were conducted telephonically. The questions asked were very simple, covering only basic Java concepts. Ev
The interview was for a fresher position, and there were four rounds: * Aptitude test * Email writing * Group discussion * Technical along with HR This whole process took two days. Aptitude and email writing were done on the first day, and
I joined as a fresher back in 2007. The interview was not at all technical at that time. There was an interview panel, including Technical and HR. Only one interview would happen, depending on your queue. I had the HR interview, which went very fine.