You have flexible working hours and WFH. That's the only benefit IBM has.
No hikes, nothing even for top-rated guys. You need to work like a donkey; that is it.
No advice
Three rounds of interviews happened. The first round was HackerRank. The second round was an aptitude test. Two technical rounds occurred, one of which was with a manager. The final round was with HR and a manager.
It was a very thorough and good experience to work at IBM as a software development intern. In the beginning, I faced a couple of challenges adapting to the new environment, as I had very little previous experience working in a corporate setting.
I applied through a consultancy. The interview process was easy and smooth. The first round was telephonic, conducted from the IBM office to the client location. The second round was also telephonic, conducted from home.
Three rounds of interviews happened. The first round was HackerRank. The second round was an aptitude test. Two technical rounds occurred, one of which was with a manager. The final round was with HR and a manager.
It was a very thorough and good experience to work at IBM as a software development intern. In the beginning, I faced a couple of challenges adapting to the new environment, as I had very little previous experience working in a corporate setting.
I applied through a consultancy. The interview process was easy and smooth. The first round was telephonic, conducted from the IBM office to the client location. The second round was also telephonic, conducted from home.