Great Support, Mediocre Benefits
Great Support, Mediocre Benefits
Diverse amount of positions allow you to find positions that fit you well. Two direct managers that are always there for you to help you succeed. Certification challenges with bonus payouts. Abundant resources for continued growth. Solid communication of current company events and plans for the near and far future.
Benefits are mediocre at best. However, this will change soon, as the company has been purchased by IBM. It's unknown what those will look like.
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The interview selection process consists of three rounds: * The first round is a telephone technical interview, primarily focusing on technical questions. * The second round takes place at their office location and may be either face-to-face or
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It was a telephonic interview at the IBM Pune location. The interview lasted a full day. While the telephonic interview could have been conducted from home, IBM requested me to travel from Mumbai to Pune for the interview. The interview went very w
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The first interview included a hands-on exam. The second was a very technical interview with the lead. The final interview was with the manager, where I was asked situational questions.
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Pune, Maharashtra, IndiaJanuary 1, 2017The interview selection process consists of three rounds: * The first round is a telephone technical interview, primarily focusing on technical questions. * The second round takes place at their office location and may be either face-to-face or
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Pune, Maharashtra, IndiaDecember 1, 2015It was a telephonic interview at the IBM Pune location. The interview lasted a full day. While the telephonic interview could have been conducted from home, IBM requested me to travel from Mumbai to Pune for the interview. The interview went very w
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PhilippinesMarch 9, 2023The first interview included a hands-on exam. The second was a very technical interview with the lead. The final interview was with the manager, where I was asked situational questions.
