The best work culture
The best work culture
I have been working for IBM for the last year, and the team and work culture here are so awesome.
No cons. If I get any in the future, I will update.
You guys are the reason for my great experience.
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Junior Software Engineer
The IBM interview process usually starts with submitting your resume, followed by an online assessment to test your reasoning and technical skills. Next is the technical interview, where they’ll ask about your knowledge, projects, and problem-solvin
Junior Software Engineer
It was a three-step procedure: an aptitude test, Personal Interview-1, and Personal Interview-2. The aptitude test was easy, and the interviews were not that difficult. I was disqualified at the last one. The basis of selection was unclear, and overa
Junior Software Engineer
The HR representative was busy and asked about my salary range and programming languages. They introduced the company and explained my role. I feel my CV is not super professional, and the HR representative seemed confused.
Junior Software Engineer
Pune, Maharashtra, IndiaJanuary 1, 2023The IBM interview process usually starts with submitting your resume, followed by an online assessment to test your reasoning and technical skills. Next is the technical interview, where they’ll ask about your knowledge, projects, and problem-solvin
Junior Software Engineer
Pune City, Maharashtra, IndiaNovember 1, 2018It was a three-step procedure: an aptitude test, Personal Interview-1, and Personal Interview-2. The aptitude test was easy, and the interviews were not that difficult. I was disqualified at the last one. The basis of selection was unclear, and overa
Junior Software Engineer
Montreal, Quebec, CanadaJuly 1, 2019The HR representative was busy and asked about my salary range and programming languages. They introduced the company and explained my role. I feel my CV is not super professional, and the HR representative seemed confused.
