A great company to work in!
A great company to work in!
I have worked on very nice projects and I feel if you get the right project, there are so many things you can learn and enhance your skills.
Really flexible. A+ for this. If you can complete your tasks on time, IBM is the best company in terms of flexibility. It provides lots of WFH as well.
Managers are considerate.
It's really important to find the right project according to your skills.
There should be improvement in salary.
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