Learning platforms - internal and with external vendor.
Salary increase.
Freedom to innovate, to propose, to change things.
Excellent people teaching you.
Inclusion (genre, sex, different capacities, nationality, etc).
IBM doesn't have as many perks as other companies, but it depends on you how much you care about this stuff. Personally, I don't need them.
A little bit is slow in some processes due to paperwork.
Give as much recognition as possible.
The interview process was fine. The difficulty level was 'easy'. There were four rounds: * Two online rounds (Cognitive ability and HackerRank test) * Two interview rounds: one technical and one managerial. The managerial round mostly consist
Very good and more comfortable. I rejected this offer because I am working at IBM, so I just attended the interview to prove myself. It was a good experience.
It was a very quick and simple process. They gave me a basic and simple logic exercise in the language I felt most comfortable with, and I did it in C.
The interview process was fine. The difficulty level was 'easy'. There were four rounds: * Two online rounds (Cognitive ability and HackerRank test) * Two interview rounds: one technical and one managerial. The managerial round mostly consist
Very good and more comfortable. I rejected this offer because I am working at IBM, so I just attended the interview to prove myself. It was a good experience.
It was a very quick and simple process. They gave me a basic and simple logic exercise in the language I felt most comfortable with, and I did it in C.