IBM is one of the best companies that provides a hybrid model of work. The work environment is also very good as long as you are working with supporting colleagues.
In some projects, the team leads/seniors treat other employees very badly, which makes their work life worse. This completely depends on your project colleagues.
The interview was conducted in two rounds. The first was technical, and the second was PDM. Both rounds were easy, and I was able to answer nearly 70% of the questions. Next was the salary discussion round, and I was waiting for the offer letter.
It was kind of easy, with just a few technical questions about the language mentioned in the resume. Just go through the resume beforehand. They check for good communication skills. One who gets qualified through Round 1 would most probably get an of
The first round would be telephonic. The second round would be face-to-face, or Skype if possible in non-IBM locations. The discussion will proceed as follows: * Tell me about yourself. * Education. * Employment. * Technical discussion.
The interview was conducted in two rounds. The first was technical, and the second was PDM. Both rounds were easy, and I was able to answer nearly 70% of the questions. Next was the salary discussion round, and I was waiting for the offer letter.
It was kind of easy, with just a few technical questions about the language mentioned in the resume. Just go through the resume beforehand. They check for good communication skills. One who gets qualified through Round 1 would most probably get an of
The first round would be telephonic. The second round would be face-to-face, or Skype if possible in non-IBM locations. The discussion will proceed as follows: * Tell me about yourself. * Education. * Employment. * Technical discussion.