Great work-life balance at IBM.
Difficult to get promotions, no hikes.
Very good interview process. Straightforward questions were asked. The interviewer made me feel comfortable, and rather than shooting questions, it was more like a discussion regarding my work and previous projects.
The first step was a technical interview, performed by the team manager and some team members. They were looking for a Senior Software Engineer who can write C++. Most of the questions were oral, but there was one exercise in writing, for which they
Hello, I interviewed at IBM. The initial round was telephonic, and the interviewer asked me a few basic questions that anyone with two years of experience would know. Those questions were very easy. Once I cleared that, they asked me to appear for
Very good interview process. Straightforward questions were asked. The interviewer made me feel comfortable, and rather than shooting questions, it was more like a discussion regarding my work and previous projects.
The first step was a technical interview, performed by the team manager and some team members. They were looking for a Senior Software Engineer who can write C++. Most of the questions were oral, but there was one exercise in writing, for which they
Hello, I interviewed at IBM. The initial round was telephonic, and the interviewer asked me a few basic questions that anyone with two years of experience would know. Those questions were very easy. Once I cleared that, they asked me to appear for