This is a very good company to learn and grow internally. Work-life balance is good at IBM.
If you don't get a project within a specific time or are rejected in multiple project interviews, then they can ask you to resign.
Apply for the position (including cover letter and resume). Screening process for candidate selection. Three rounds of interviews (phone interview and in-person interviews). Compensation negotiation.
I was interviewed on automation tools like QTP and QC. I had to go through three rounds of interviews: * Technical round (IBM) * Technical round (client) * HR I was called into the IBM office located in BKC, and the interviewer, calling from Hydera
Very warm and nice interviewer who asked scenario questions based on application development. Was not qualified, so unfortunately didn't get the job. * Asked how to solve performance issues in applications. * Asked how to secure applications.
Apply for the position (including cover letter and resume). Screening process for candidate selection. Three rounds of interviews (phone interview and in-person interviews). Compensation negotiation.
I was interviewed on automation tools like QTP and QC. I had to go through three rounds of interviews: * Technical round (IBM) * Technical round (client) * HR I was called into the IBM office located in BKC, and the interviewer, calling from Hydera
Very warm and nice interviewer who asked scenario questions based on application development. Was not qualified, so unfortunately didn't get the job. * Asked how to solve performance issues in applications. * Asked how to secure applications.