IBM Consulting India has a systemically important client in Navi Mumbai – your work can potentially impact 50 million mobile users.
IBM's pro-employee policies.
Management tries to shield the team from the illogical thought process of the client.
Product roadmap incorporates newer technologies.
Client yells at management, who earbashes the team with: 'client putting pressure.' This leads to working extra hours at odd times.
No work from home.
Management turns a blind eye to social distancing for vendors. Three desktops are placed in the space of two cubicles, causing people to elbow their neighbors.
The codebase is out of sync across environments. Deployments mean pulling all-nighters and manually copying code to production.
There is no development environment, as the client is unwilling to spend for extra licenses.
The non-production environment is frequently inoperative due to failing core APIs managed by a third-party vendor.
Management still accuses the team for delayed deliveries.
Management is non-technical.
The project is not agile. Daily Scrums last for one hour.
Invest in paying technical debt.
Get a control over environment issues.
I had a one-hour technical/behavioral interview. I applied directly through the IBM portal, and the process was very straightforward. Following that, I had a recruiter call to go over order details and terms of employment.
It went well. The interview was of a medium to difficult level. The interviewer tested my knowledge in core concepts. It felt more like a discussion than an interview. It was a great experience. The first round was simple, and the second round was a
The interview lasted for around 1 hour and 45 minutes. It was a virtual panel interview. Candidates were also asked to use a laptop during the interview. They started with core Java questions, such as how to prevent an immutable class. Topics cove
I had a one-hour technical/behavioral interview. I applied directly through the IBM portal, and the process was very straightforward. Following that, I had a recruiter call to go over order details and terms of employment.
It went well. The interview was of a medium to difficult level. The interviewer tested my knowledge in core concepts. It felt more like a discussion than an interview. It was a great experience. The first round was simple, and the second round was a
The interview lasted for around 1 hour and 45 minutes. It was a virtual panel interview. Candidates were also asked to use a laptop during the interview. They started with core Java questions, such as how to prevent an immutable class. Topics cove