IBM is the best company for work-life balance. It is the best company for people who want self-driven growth.
The increment is less in comparison to other competitors.
IBM should give competitive increments every year.
3-step interview process: * Telephone screening with HR. * Technical screening call with a few techies. * Onsite interview workshop (half-day) consisting of a case study presentation, executive interview, and tech interview.
HR sourcing by phone On-site HR interview Technical interview by phone with an architect (who clearly indicated a very high level without me seeing any evidence of it during the interview) Then no more feedback... disappearance of the IBM teams!!!
Round 1: For the first round, we had a Cognitive Aptitude Test. These cognitive tests comprised various puzzles and a lot of mental math, heavily challenging one's analytical skills. One of the puzzles that carried a lot of weight was related to how
3-step interview process: * Telephone screening with HR. * Technical screening call with a few techies. * Onsite interview workshop (half-day) consisting of a case study presentation, executive interview, and tech interview.
HR sourcing by phone On-site HR interview Technical interview by phone with an architect (who clearly indicated a very high level without me seeing any evidence of it during the interview) Then no more feedback... disappearance of the IBM teams!!!
Round 1: For the first round, we had a Cognitive Aptitude Test. These cognitive tests comprised various puzzles and a lot of mental math, heavily challenging one's analytical skills. One of the puzzles that carried a lot of weight was related to how