Work Life Balance
Work Life Balance
Great place to work for. Learn new skills and keep on shaping with new technologies.
Planning is in place for adapting the legacy product to new.
Work-Life Balance: This is one of the key reasons why you can stay for long.
Salary is better than market standards.
Growth is very slow.
No career objective is set.
Legacy products are not innovated much to keep them in demand.
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Senior Software Engineer
An interview was held with the 'IBM cloud computing' business unit of IBM. The interview process was good. There were two rounds of technical discussion, followed by one HR discussion. The technical discussion focused on data structures, algorithms
Senior Software Engineer
The interview process is very smooth; they take a total of 4 rounds: 3 technical and 1 manager round. They basically focus on core concepts and logical ability. It's better to prepare for Java, Appium, Selenium, and manual testing.
Senior Software Engineer
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
Senior Software Engineer
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaDecember 1, 2017An interview was held with the 'IBM cloud computing' business unit of IBM. The interview process was good. There were two rounds of technical discussion, followed by one HR discussion. The technical discussion focused on data structures, algorithms
Senior Software Engineer
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaApril 1, 2020The interview process is very smooth; they take a total of 4 rounds: 3 technical and 1 manager round. They basically focus on core concepts and logical ability. It's better to prepare for Java, Appium, Selenium, and manual testing.
Senior Software Engineer
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaJuly 1, 2021The 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
