Stable job but no work-life balance, and it's really hard, if not impossible, to grow at IBM
Stable job but no work-life balance, and it's really hard, if not impossible, to grow at IBM
- Stable job, and that's it.
- 30 days of vacation.
It's almost impossible to grow at IBM if you are an introverted person, no matter what you do. There are no salary raises, no bonuses, and new tools are hard to adopt. There's no balance in work; sometimes nothing at all, sometimes a lot.
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Hyderābād, Telangana, IndiaOctober 1, 2025It wasn’t an interview; it was an assignment consisting of two coding questions. First Question: It was similar to LeetCode Problem 56 (Merge Intervals). The input was an array of tuples, where each tuple contained a processId and the time required
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IndiaMay 21, 2025Basic fundamentals of JS, HTML, CSS, and Angular design patterns. They asked me to write three coding questions in JS. As it was a technical round, they asked me a lot of technical questions on JS and Angular.
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Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaMarch 19, 2025I had an interview with IBM where I mentioned my experience in React.js, JavaScript, CSS, and HTML. However, the interviewer quickly pointed out that they were specifically looking for someone with experience in Next.js and unit testing. I responded
