IBM is the best place to work
IBM is the best place to work
Career growth is a little slow. Appraisals are very poor. Market correction is required for old employees.
IBM is the best place to work, with dedicated teams for client success. The helpful nature of all team members at IBM means we respect each other. Flexible working hours help in work-life balance.
Please work on appraisal cycles and market correction in salaries for the retention of experienced resources.
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Software Engineer
First round: Coding Assignment Given two programming questions, which were previously solved programs on HackerRank, I completed both programs with 100% test case passes. However, I was still not shortlisted for the interview.
Software Engineer
The second round of interviews included both a technical and an HR talk. The technical interview had good, tricky questions, but they were at a moderate level. If you learned the basics, you should be able to answer all the questions.
Solutions Architect
I was contacted by the recruiter, and she was extremely helpful during the process. I had three rounds. The first one was with the hiring manager, followed by the Director level, and then HR.
Software Engineer
Austin, Texas, United StatesAugust 21, 2025First round: Coding Assignment Given two programming questions, which were previously solved programs on HackerRank, I completed both programs with 100% test case passes. However, I was still not shortlisted for the interview.
Software Engineer
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaMarch 20, 2024The second round of interviews included both a technical and an HR talk. The technical interview had good, tricky questions, but they were at a moderate level. If you learned the basics, you should be able to answer all the questions.
Solutions Architect
SingaporeMay 26, 2023I was contacted by the recruiter, and she was extremely helpful during the process. I had three rounds. The first one was with the hiring manager, followed by the Director level, and then HR.
