The range of technologies being used is vast, depending on the project.
There is great opportunity to move internally also and find projects of interest.
The work-life balance is great, and working from home is supported by the company.
I work from home 2 to 3 days a week.
In my particular role, I am dealing with a lot of new or emerging technologies, so it can be hard to keep up all the time.
The canteens on premises are pretty bad, with a poor level of food.
There can be a lot of politics in IBM due to its size (approximately 450,000 employees worldwide), and this can be quite frustrating at times.
Very little company entertainment, i.e., a poor Christmas party, no social occasions with a few pints.
A bit more social "payback" to the employees with a few free drinks or nights out would go a long way....
Multiple levels. At least 5 interviews with multiple members.
The first round was a technical screening with basic Oops questions. The second round was a coding challenge with three questions. It also involved debugging since the role was for production support. The third round was with three interviewers regar
This was the worst interview I've ever had. There were three people on the panel: two were Indian and one was American. The Indian interviewers seemed to lack common sense. They asked random questions related to production issues. The job descript
Multiple levels. At least 5 interviews with multiple members.
The first round was a technical screening with basic Oops questions. The second round was a coding challenge with three questions. It also involved debugging since the role was for production support. The third round was with three interviewers regar
This was the worst interview I've ever had. There were three people on the panel: two were Indian and one was American. The Indian interviewers seemed to lack common sense. They asked random questions related to production issues. The job descript