Friendly colleagues if you are lucky. Some are really brilliant but working on very low compensation packages.
There is no transparency at all between the senior management.
They have such bad management that it's really difficult to survive. The leads are given overall powers, and the project manager is only concerned with the emails he receives. Apart from that, he looks into nothing and completely depends on leads who are really freshers in management fields, and some are even freshers for the process for which they call themselves leads.
Poor management makes the whole environment so negative that the whole productivity goes down.
Senior management doesn't look into the competency of the employees; they look at how much they accept every single bit of politics played by them.
I will never recommend anyone to work for IBM for any public-funded projects.
Try to be more clear and transparent with people rather than being political.
Try to utilize people to their best abilities rather than expecting their approvals in their political roles.
Project Managers should treat the team humanely and should believe in their instincts rather than believing only leads who are corrupt and irresponsible. They should keep their ego away when at work.
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The quality of the telephonic interviews is dependent upon the role. If it is done for a project, it would be very strict, or in line with the requirement. If it is a general staff suggestion, it could be anything.
There were two rounds of technical interviews: 1. Technical interview with basic questions on Angular, JavaScript, .NET Core, Azure, and SQL Server. 2. Deep-level technical interview on Angular, JavaScript, .NET Core, Azure, and SQL Server. 3. HR di
The interview process was good. The first round was a technical round, and the questions asked were very easy. They asked about core Java, J2EE, EJB, JSP, and Servlets. Non-technical questions included "Why do you want to leave your current job?" et