Hands-on learning experience. Well-established materials, plenty of resources to ask for help.
The GBS division is the consulting division of IBM, and thus salaries are non-competitive, even for non-entry-level work. Work-life balance is strongly skewed towards work, with frequent calls on weekends.
The interview has 3 rounds: coding, technical, and managerial. It's quite easy to crack, but again, it depends on the panel you get. Overall, it's good to join IBM.
The phone interview, which was roughly 30-45 minutes, is solely based on the team and what they are looking for. You can expect general questions on how you would fit in and what you offer.
I took the IPAT, which tests number sequences and algebra word problems. The number sequences felt irrelevant, and the algebra word problems were timed too short. Some people might disagree and say to study first, but I had other interviews to worry
The interview has 3 rounds: coding, technical, and managerial. It's quite easy to crack, but again, it depends on the panel you get. Overall, it's good to join IBM.
The phone interview, which was roughly 30-45 minutes, is solely based on the team and what they are looking for. You can expect general questions on how you would fit in and what you offer.
I took the IPAT, which tests number sequences and algebra word problems. The number sequences felt irrelevant, and the algebra word problems were timed too short. Some people might disagree and say to study first, but I had other interviews to worry