IBM is a big company, so there are a lot of different things going on. If you get on a good team, then it can be quite a good place to work. I worked there for a number of years and was on two good teams that I enjoyed working with.
However, given that it is a large company, there is a lot of top-down bureaucracy, random edicts from management which don't make sense, changes in priorities, etc. So you need to be able to live with that and understand that you may be moved at any point, or your job might be at risk not because you are doing a poor job, but because they could decide that your division is no longer a priority.
I was referred through a friend. I sent my resume, and they contacted me about a week later. I had an in-person interview with two engineers who asked me more about my availability and interests. It was pretty easy and relaxed. Afterwards, I had a
I interviewed at Gurgaon location. It took the whole day. The first was the coding round, the second was a F2F technical, and the third was a managerial round. After clearing all rounds, HR told me to leave for the day; she would send the mail for do
Online process using Hire Vue comprised of three open answer (mostly behavioral) questions, then three coding questions (30 min, 45 min, 45 min), then three more open answer questions that leaned more towards the technical side (i.e. Explain the meth
I was referred through a friend. I sent my resume, and they contacted me about a week later. I had an in-person interview with two engineers who asked me more about my availability and interests. It was pretty easy and relaxed. Afterwards, I had a
I interviewed at Gurgaon location. It took the whole day. The first was the coding round, the second was a F2F technical, and the third was a managerial round. After clearing all rounds, HR told me to leave for the day; she would send the mail for do
Online process using Hire Vue comprised of three open answer (mostly behavioral) questions, then three coding questions (30 min, 45 min, 45 min), then three more open answer questions that leaned more towards the technical side (i.e. Explain the meth