Lots of training resources. Good projects to work on, good experience. Work remotely (depends on manager).
Job stability (IBM is unstable and they like to lay off/re-organize).
They contacted me the next day I applied, and then settled the interview within a week. When I went to IBM for the interview, two team leads and the HR representative were asking me questions. The first part consisted of general technical questions,
The interview was great and easygoing. I was asked to present and also speak about my passions, things I'm interested in working on at IBM, what my hobbies are, and other topics.
Three rounds of interviews. * The first round is with HR. * The second round is a coding interview with multiple developers. * The final round is with the manager. Questions are based on past projects and work experience, along with normal co
They contacted me the next day I applied, and then settled the interview within a week. When I went to IBM for the interview, two team leads and the HR representative were asking me questions. The first part consisted of general technical questions,
The interview was great and easygoing. I was asked to present and also speak about my passions, things I'm interested in working on at IBM, what my hobbies are, and other topics.
Three rounds of interviews. * The first round is with HR. * The second round is a coding interview with multiple developers. * The final round is with the manager. Questions are based on past projects and work experience, along with normal co