You will work with some intelligent people.
There are some interesting projects, but not often.
I cannot find any other pros!
Old-style management.
No office equipment, not even a working coffee machine.
No pay for overtime, which you will be forced to have at least many hours a week.
If you have a question about your growth path, RRSP, etc., good luck.
Top management is occupied by friends.
IBM needs a big change, otherwise it will go down in history.
The initial phase of the interview at IBM was of medium difficulty. The basics had to be clear and precise. The Frontend interview was mainly based on React JS and Javascript.
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 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
The initial phase of the interview at IBM was of medium difficulty. The basics had to be clear and precise. The Frontend interview was mainly based on React JS and Javascript.
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 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