Working from home policy.
Working on a lot of projects with different countries.
Very low benefit package compared to other companies in the market.
IBM never cares about the employees, whether they love what they are doing or not. All IBM cares about is if you are assigned to a project and there is a client paying you.
You have to be utilized and achieve the 5 dimensions of success just to be a good employee. For example, you have to work full-time and, after doing your full-time work, continue to study, learn, and help others to be good employees.
Working with legacy technologies just to run away from supporting customers after delivering the solutions.
Sellers will always ruin your life because they always prefer to sell IBM products, which are extremely expensive compared to competitors. Therefore, all good projects fly away to another competitor who has reasonable prices.
In case you try to complain about anything, you'll receive one answer: "This is how IBM works."
You should take care of the employees all over the world and change the way it works. The utilization thing is crap, and you know it. Just pay attention to the turnover rates, and you'll be able to find out why.
Design questions around using mainframes. No cloud-based opportunities. IBM wanted people to work on their legacy businesses. The salary and benefits were lowball and not outstanding. This was about what I expected after reading other reviews.
Post shortlisting, there was one telephonic round, mostly focused on Core Java and the Java language package. Following the telephonic round, I was invited for an in-person interview at the Gurgaon location. I was informed it would be an offer round
Applied through Naukri. Received a call letter. The first round was a written technical test, with laptops provided. If cleared, the next round was a face-to-face interview. If cleared, the final round was with HR. The process was very cool. The loca
Design questions around using mainframes. No cloud-based opportunities. IBM wanted people to work on their legacy businesses. The salary and benefits were lowball and not outstanding. This was about what I expected after reading other reviews.
Post shortlisting, there was one telephonic round, mostly focused on Core Java and the Java language package. Following the telephonic round, I was invited for an in-person interview at the Gurgaon location. I was informed it would be an offer round
Applied through Naukri. Received a call letter. The first round was a written technical test, with laptops provided. If cleared, the next round was a face-to-face interview. If cleared, the final round was with HR. The process was very cool. The loca