IBM is not a good company to work for in the long term
IBM is not a good company to work for in the long term
You may want to work here to have a good company name on your resume.
Layoffs. The starting salary is good, but the pay raises are below the national average, even if you are 2+.
Layoffs every year (even if you are a better performer) are not the first solution to budget balancing.
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Hardware Engineer
University 1-on-1 interview, including some whiteboard engineering problems that I was able to solve. A phone interview followed the 1-on-1. An IQ test was administered online after the phone interview. An on-site interview lasted for several hour
Hardware Engineer
After applying online with a cover letter and resume, the hiring manager called and conducted a phone interview, discussing my background and qualifications. At that point, we discussed an onsite interview, and two weeks later I visited for it. The p
Hardware Engineer
They asked me questions regarding FSM. It was fine. The interviewer gives you enough time to think, so try to answer every question very clearly. Don't hesitate, don't panic. Keep your concepts crystal clear.
Hardware Engineer
Raleigh, North Carolina, United StatesMay 1, 2008University 1-on-1 interview, including some whiteboard engineering problems that I was able to solve. A phone interview followed the 1-on-1. An IQ test was administered online after the phone interview. An on-site interview lasted for several hour
Hardware Engineer
United StatesAugust 11, 2013After applying online with a cover letter and resume, the hiring manager called and conducted a phone interview, discussing my background and qualifications. At that point, we discussed an onsite interview, and two weeks later I visited for it. The p
Hardware Engineer
Pune, Maharashtra, IndiaAugust 1, 2024They asked me questions regarding FSM. It was fine. The interviewer gives you enough time to think, so try to answer every question very clearly. Don't hesitate, don't panic. Keep your concepts crystal clear.
