Except for compensation, everything is awesome here.
You can name any company that is a client of IBM. You get to work on a variety of projects and different domains. It's the best organization to work for.
Compensation is somewhat lacking at IBM, but if you are a lateral hire, discuss compensation before joining.
Management is awesome. You can reach out to anyone; there's no sir/madam culture here.
The interview went pretty well. The interviewer was quite skilled in their domain, which was evident from the quality of questions. The questions covered core Computer Science subjects as well as Data Structures and Algorithms.
It was a pool campus in Pune, with around 200 students participating. The first round was an aptitude test where the timer was set for each question. You could not go back to a previous question once you moved ahead. If you passed the first test, y
I got a call from IBM for a telephonic interview the next day. They called me again the day before the interview to confirm that I was ready. Immediately after, the interviewer called. They mainly focused on my current project. They asked questions
The interview went pretty well. The interviewer was quite skilled in their domain, which was evident from the quality of questions. The questions covered core Computer Science subjects as well as Data Structures and Algorithms.
It was a pool campus in Pune, with around 200 students participating. The first round was an aptitude test where the timer was set for each question. You could not go back to a previous question once you moved ahead. If you passed the first test, y
I got a call from IBM for a telephonic interview the next day. They called me again the day before the interview to confirm that I was ready. Immediately after, the interviewer called. They mainly focused on my current project. They asked questions