Overall, a good company with a lot of learning opportunities
Overall, a good company with a lot of learning opportunities
- Good work-life balance on some projects.
- A lot of initiation and growth in AI-related areas through WatsonX.
- Cross-workstream opportunities are good.
- Very low annual hikes, less than 5% most of the times.
- Micromanagement in some projects.
- No transparency in projects and with clients in some projects.
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Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaSeptember 22, 2025It was good. Not too easy or too tough. You can crack it with proper preparation, but the pre-test was tough. You need to prepare thoroughly for that. So, go through all your relevant preparation for it.
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Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaDecember 1, 2023A recruiter contacted me via LinkedIn. The interview was scheduled for the next day. The interviewer asked questions mainly related to Linux and SQL. They are still using very old ways for processing files, and the interviewer didn't understand how m
