Good brand, stability over time, lots of opportunities to grow or travel. Inventor of powerful IBM mainframe technology, which despite all bad prophets' words, rules the big data world for decades and will rule for another few.
Too big of a company, so not easy to transform and be able to face all actual challenges. Not many benefits, and not-so-special salaries compared to some other IT companies.
Focus on key people satisfaction. Decrease employee fluctuation, as this is not a call center where you can make a new specialist for a key position in a month. If IBM wants to keep its level of services provided, it has to focus more on its manpower loyalty, which comes from its satisfaction.
Mainframe System Programmer interview questions on CICS, MQ, ZOS, and VTAM technical. Interviewed by a 4-member team from different product support. The expectation is from build to support level. You will be questioned one product after another.
They let me ask any questions that I had and answered them very thoroughly. The interview was almost entirely with developers. They asked C++ questions and let me talk freely about my experience.
There were two rounds: one technical and one with my future manager. The process took around 14 calendar days and was quite straightforward. Both rounds were online and took about 1 hour each.
Mainframe System Programmer interview questions on CICS, MQ, ZOS, and VTAM technical. Interviewed by a 4-member team from different product support. The expectation is from build to support level. You will be questioned one product after another.
They let me ask any questions that I had and answered them very thoroughly. The interview was almost entirely with developers. They asked C++ questions and let me talk freely about my experience.
There were two rounds: one technical and one with my future manager. The process took around 14 calendar days and was quite straightforward. Both rounds were online and took about 1 hour each.