Flexibility, working from home (though recently that's being cut).
It's a job.
Too many to mention:
Upper management is completely disjoint from employees and doesn't give a hoot about them.
The IBM interview process was quite clear and crisp. I attended a total of three rounds: * The first round was a written test of my technology. * Then, there were two technical rounds: a telephonic discussion and a face-to-face discussion. * T
This happened to me at the IBM Bannerugatta office, next to Shoppers Stop. They made me wait for an endless amount of time. When I pestered the receptionist numerous times, she called the HR and the panel. The process really sucks. I waited 4.5 hour
The interaction was very cordial. Information was exchanged both ways. The job was described in detail, and my qualifications were discussed thoroughly. My fit for the position was also addressed. At no point did I feel any negativity about the e
The IBM interview process was quite clear and crisp. I attended a total of three rounds: * The first round was a written test of my technology. * Then, there were two technical rounds: a telephonic discussion and a face-to-face discussion. * T
This happened to me at the IBM Bannerugatta office, next to Shoppers Stop. They made me wait for an endless amount of time. When I pestered the receptionist numerous times, she called the HR and the panel. The process really sucks. I waited 4.5 hour
The interaction was very cordial. Information was exchanged both ways. The job was described in detail, and my qualifications were discussed thoroughly. My fit for the position was also addressed. At no point did I feel any negativity about the e