A lot of learning opportunities, nice colleagues, a good culture of putting clients first, and good work-life benefits.
IBM is too big, and many overheads eat lots of IBM profits, which translates to a very small profit-sharing bonus.
Remove overheads and reduce layers of management.
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
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.
They conducted a phone interview and asked about: * Core Java * Basic OOPs concepts * Threading * Inheritance * Objects * Classes * APIs * Collections * Interfaces They also included coding questions. The entire phone interview took 15 minutes. It
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
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.
They conducted a phone interview and asked about: * Core Java * Basic OOPs concepts * Threading * Inheritance * Objects * Classes * APIs * Collections * Interfaces They also included coding questions. The entire phone interview took 15 minutes. It