IBM is a nice place to be if you want a long career. There are plenty of tools to help you learn and grow.
People are usually nice, and you will have an opportunity to work on different areas with different clients.
Things can be slow. It took me 5 years to leave an account in which I was TUBeD when I first joined IBM. It took me 10 months after getting the approval for the account to actually let me go, which was a draining period. I was this close to resigning and leaving IBM.
We need more clarity on the processes and more flexibility on how to move between accounts and teams, and how to upskill in different areas of interest.
Salaries for band 6 and 7 are very low compared to the market. You need to reconsider that, or you will lose talent.
A detailed, one-stage interview focused on technical questions regarding experience and background. A panel of Senior Development Managers relevant to the role conducted the interview, which lasted around two to three hours. The panel was insightfu
The first round was a gaming round. It was very fun, at the same time, there was very limited time. The second round was a psychometric testing round. The third round was a hackathon, where three questions were asked. The fourth round was a techni
It was a really good interview. I had been prepared for it for a long time and was hoping that it would be very tough, but it honestly wasn't.
A detailed, one-stage interview focused on technical questions regarding experience and background. A panel of Senior Development Managers relevant to the role conducted the interview, which lasted around two to three hours. The panel was insightfu
The first round was a gaming round. It was very fun, at the same time, there was very limited time. The second round was a psychometric testing round. The third round was a hackathon, where three questions were asked. The fourth round was a techni
It was a really good interview. I had been prepared for it for a long time and was hoping that it would be very tough, but it honestly wasn't.