The thing I valued the most about working at IBM is that it gives flexibility and stability. No matter where you are or how you work, as long as the result is delivered, then you will get what you deserved.
Perhaps less career movement than you might expect here. Promotion will be possible only when someone else leaves the position, then you get to fill the gap.
The interview was with a Java developer, and it went well. They had a decent panel with good questions, focusing more on technical aspects than on personal or process-oriented ones. Topics included how we would handle issues. Overall, the experience
The interview took place in a normal atmosphere. They asked about work experience and the technologies I have worked with. We also discussed the areas the company is interested in.
I submitted my resume through their online portal because I didn't have any recruiters in my region. After a month or so, I got a phone screen interview with the hiring manager and a senior Java developer.
The interview was with a Java developer, and it went well. They had a decent panel with good questions, focusing more on technical aspects than on personal or process-oriented ones. Topics included how we would handle issues. Overall, the experience
The interview took place in a normal atmosphere. They asked about work experience and the technologies I have worked with. We also discussed the areas the company is interested in.
I submitted my resume through their online portal because I didn't have any recruiters in my region. After a month or so, I got a phone screen interview with the hiring manager and a senior Java developer.