Safe and steady.
Lots of different projects to work on.
Job cuts are quite common. If you are agile, you can avoid/survive job cuts, but you could still be unlucky.
Recently became very restrictive on allowed tools and software. Lots of changes to key software and applications, creating a lot of extra work and overhead, affecting productivity and output.
Salary and bonuses are not quite up to many competitors' levels.
Many changes of strategy over a short space of time. Feels like one dumb idea after another sometimes. Forced to use OCP even though no customers seem to want it.
Please listen to your tech people and remember that IBM is supposed to be about Business Machines, which means to me technology and engineering, not sales and marketing spin.
The interview was okay. I had attended a coding round where they took so much time, even to reply on it. Before that, there was an aptitude round. It was easy enough to get to the next round.
Submit my resume online and get a phone interview. Five people asked a lot of questions, all technical; nothing from my resume.
The online coding test had 10 test cases, and the results were announced after 2 hours. Next, there was an English assessment with three sections: * Spelling check * Grammar error correction * Finding a word to replace a given sentence Following th
The interview was okay. I had attended a coding round where they took so much time, even to reply on it. Before that, there was an aptitude round. It was easy enough to get to the next round.
Submit my resume online and get a phone interview. Five people asked a lot of questions, all technical; nothing from my resume.
The online coding test had 10 test cases, and the results were announced after 2 hours. Next, there was an English assessment with three sections: * Spelling check * Grammar error correction * Finding a word to replace a given sentence Following th