Good company for the long run and work-life balance
Good company for the long run and work-life balance
Work-life balance.
Study and innovation opportunities.
Good for the long run, kept the job safe during hard times like COVID.
Learn new technology.
Udemy is free, with badges and certifications.
No one bothers when you come and go; just complete work and add value to the company.
Leaders have an attitude problem; they don't respect those lower than them. Decisions take too much time to implement.
Please find some good projects and impress clients instead of spending time in fake show-offs.
Additional Ratings
Was this helpful?
IBM Interview Questions
IBM Interview Experiences
Senior Software Engineer
Good interview, relaxed and calm environment. Four 45-minute rounds: * 3 coding rounds * 1 behavioral round, which was more of a conversation with the interviewer. This also included whiteboard system design questions.
Senior Software Engineer
A good process with lots of fun, and a good way to go. I'll be the one on the panel, and the panel is also good for what they are. They have some better understanding.
Senior Software Engineer
Very unprofessional behavior. I had to wait 5 hours for just one round of interview. After waiting for 5 hours, I got the response that my skillset did not match the requirement; they needed a .NET guy, and I am from an MSBI background.
Senior Software Engineer
Chicago, Illinois, United StatesApril 1, 2019Good interview, relaxed and calm environment. Four 45-minute rounds: * 3 coding rounds * 1 behavioral round, which was more of a conversation with the interviewer. This also included whiteboard system design questions.
Senior Software Engineer
IndiaNovember 25, 2021A good process with lots of fun, and a good way to go. I'll be the one on the panel, and the panel is also good for what they are. They have some better understanding.
Senior Software Engineer
IndiaJune 1, 2016Very unprofessional behavior. I had to wait 5 hours for just one round of interview. After waiting for 5 hours, I got the response that my skillset did not match the requirement; they needed a .NET guy, and I am from an MSBI background.
