IBM provides a good work-life balance and slightly above-average salaries.
IBM has a lack of advancement opportunities, no stock options, and small bonuses and raises. IBM is also over-managed. There are more managers, project managers, team leads, etc. than actual workers.
IBM needs to provide incentives to encourage above-average performance.
The interview process was very rigorous. Questions covered development methodology, release processes, large group development, and more. On the software side, specific programming skills were tested. A large project was given as an example, and can
Interviewed at IBM Yerwada, held via extension/telephone. The interview went quite well and took one hour. The interviewer appeared to be a full-stack developer. They asked me about jQuery, SQL, Django, and Python.
The initial phone screen was pretty interesting. As I shared my experience in the area, the manager also shared his experience and stories. It felt like a very casual conversation between two old friends. The actual face-to-face interview took part
The interview process was very rigorous. Questions covered development methodology, release processes, large group development, and more. On the software side, specific programming skills were tested. A large project was given as an example, and can
Interviewed at IBM Yerwada, held via extension/telephone. The interview went quite well and took one hour. The interviewer appeared to be a full-stack developer. They asked me about jQuery, SQL, Django, and Python.
The initial phone screen was pretty interesting. As I shared my experience in the area, the manager also shared his experience and stories. It felt like a very casual conversation between two old friends. The actual face-to-face interview took part