It gives you flexible work timings. Has work-from-home facilities, which is useful to catch you at 1:00 AM. Has a good management system in place to track project progress.
Lot of discrepancy in pay structure within the same band.
Progression in IBM very much depends on senior management.
Some of the accounts are very huge, and there's not much opportunity for onsite.
Be more people-centric. It is good to have a client-centric attitude, but your workforce is your real asset, and IBM must be more considerate of that.
The interviewer seemed inexperienced and wanted bookish answers only. It was not too difficult, but I recommend reading through streams and DS algorithms for round 2. You should be prepared to give bookish answers here. They want the final solution
Generally 3-4 technical rounds. May ask you to directly write programs. There are a lot of experienced people, so you may meet with tough interviews. Core Java: Threading, collections, OOPs concepts, Design Patterns, Puzzles. Linux: Commands, awk,
The first round was a basic technical interview. It included an introduction, fundamentals of .NET, C#, SQL, and cloud concepts. They asked about the different projects I had worked on and engaged in a detailed discussion about major bottlenecks face
The interviewer seemed inexperienced and wanted bookish answers only. It was not too difficult, but I recommend reading through streams and DS algorithms for round 2. You should be prepared to give bookish answers here. They want the final solution
Generally 3-4 technical rounds. May ask you to directly write programs. There are a lot of experienced people, so you may meet with tough interviews. Core Java: Threading, collections, OOPs concepts, Design Patterns, Puzzles. Linux: Commands, awk,
The first round was a basic technical interview. It included an introduction, fundamentals of .NET, C#, SQL, and cloud concepts. They asked about the different projects I had worked on and engaged in a detailed discussion about major bottlenecks face