IBM has a flexible work policy that typically allows you to work from home. It's a dynamic global organization where you get to interact with the best people in their field. You can see the breadth of the IT space, from industry consulting to software, hardware, and outsourcing.
IBM is flexible about where you work, but expect to work a lot of hours. IBM is also, as others have said, a big ship. If you accept, you can nudge the ship in one direction or another, and given enough time and the right circumstances, maybe 45 degrees. Don't expect to be able to corner on a dime or turn it around.
This process was conducted over 2-3 weeks. It commenced with the lead sales partner. After a couple of interviews and phone chats, I had a meeting with the managing partner. All discussions were relaxed and informal.
I applied online and waited for a few weeks. I then received an email asking me to complete an online code test (HackerRank). The online code test was not very difficult but requires some knowledge of basic algorithms and data structures. It would b
The questions were pretty much as difficult as LeetCode can get. It felt like a waste of time when I couldn't pass only a few tests for 2 out of 4 questions, but still didn't get a callback interview.
This process was conducted over 2-3 weeks. It commenced with the lead sales partner. After a couple of interviews and phone chats, I had a meeting with the managing partner. All discussions were relaxed and informal.
I applied online and waited for a few weeks. I then received an email asking me to complete an online code test (HackerRank). The online code test was not very difficult but requires some knowledge of basic algorithms and data structures. It would b
The questions were pretty much as difficult as LeetCode can get. It felt like a waste of time when I couldn't pass only a few tests for 2 out of 4 questions, but still didn't get a callback interview.