Best to work on cutting-edge technologies in product development.
IBM's policies are best, no doubt.
Perks are best as compared to other employers.
You will get good support from senior folks.
Appreciation for the work.
Good for experienced folks.
Fun, free tea/coffee, sports activities, good cafeteria, party after release.
Hybrid work culture.
Career counseling is there.
Daycare for a child.
IT support is good.
Work-life balance.
No cons as of now.
I got in through acquisition, so I didn't really interview. I don't know how to write 30 words here. Just typing something to fill 30 words. I hope I have crossed 30 words by now.
If you are in the current city, you have to attend the face-to-face first round. Otherwise, the first round will be telephonic. Questions will be on: * C * Unix kernel * Data structures * Algorithms
Walk-in interview. Written test followed by a face-to-face interview. Long queue of applicants. The process went on from 9 AM to 5 PM+. No breakfast or lunch food was offered. The interview was conducted at an employee desk.
I got in through acquisition, so I didn't really interview. I don't know how to write 30 words here. Just typing something to fill 30 words. I hope I have crossed 30 words by now.
If you are in the current city, you have to attend the face-to-face first round. Otherwise, the first round will be telephonic. Questions will be on: * C * Unix kernel * Data structures * Algorithms
Walk-in interview. Written test followed by a face-to-face interview. Long queue of applicants. The process went on from 9 AM to 5 PM+. No breakfast or lunch food was offered. The interview was conducted at an employee desk.