IBM is a place that I love to work because the impact of the things you get to work on is immeasurable.
IBM is so involved in many facets of everyone's everyday life and often gets little to no credit for it.
The company is constantly innovating and coming up with new ways to be relevant in society.
In addition to all of that, I truly believe that IBM often has my best interests in mind and has and will continue to develop me as a professional.
IBM can make various unpopular decisions internally and externally from time to time.
Rarely are we caught in serious scandals, but things that are popular today, like remote work, can be a sore subject.
Although innovation is sought after, that unfortunately comes with a lot of churn and change, which some people find unsavory.
IBM is doing its best to reinvent itself and keep the right people on the bus, but sometimes, due to other factors, those people can be deterred from staying at the company.
Upper management just needs to remember what it means traditionally to be an IBMer. Culture is important, and I think that if that's focused on, things will be okay at Big Blue!
The interview process is very easy. The questions are mostly related to Android and Core Java, which are not very tough to crack. The second round is the HR round, where they start negotiating on salary.
Standard questions were not too bad. I should study OO concepts. This is another question, and another question, and another question, and another question. I need to get to 30 words; hopefully, this does it.
The interview lasted for around 1 hour and 45 minutes. It was a virtual panel interview. Candidates were also asked to use a laptop during the interview. They started with core Java questions, such as how to prevent an immutable class. Topics cove
The interview process is very easy. The questions are mostly related to Android and Core Java, which are not very tough to crack. The second round is the HR round, where they start negotiating on salary.
Standard questions were not too bad. I should study OO concepts. This is another question, and another question, and another question, and another question. I need to get to 30 words; hopefully, this does it.
The interview lasted for around 1 hour and 45 minutes. It was a virtual panel interview. Candidates were also asked to use a laptop during the interview. They started with core Java questions, such as how to prevent an immutable class. Topics cove