Really tries to put innovation, inclusiveness, and work-life balance as some of its stated most important values.
Competitive pay.
Clear paths to advancement, many opportunities to move around within the company if you aren't happy where you're at.
Managers care about the employees.
Seems like some people are still stuck in "old ways" of software development.
Teams are segmented, so some teams still follow bad development practices, though most are open to change. Slowly.
Obviously, IBM is not as successful in the market as it once was. It is trying to focus on its strengths and reinvent itself, but who knows what the future will hold for the company. In the near term, it seems stable.
I apply online first. The first step is receiving an online test, which has several questions, including LeetCode medium and hard problems. After that, if you pass, you will have an online meeting with a small group to discuss technology questions in
3 rounds. One round: test MCQ. Second round: interview. The interview went for 30 min. Third round: managerial round. After a wait of 7 days, I got my result and the offer.
I met with a round of project managers and completed a test. It was relaxing. I had lunch with a staff member there. The questions were not difficult, as the project managers seemed to look more at my CV and decide from there.
I apply online first. The first step is receiving an online test, which has several questions, including LeetCode medium and hard problems. After that, if you pass, you will have an online meeting with a small group to discuss technology questions in
3 rounds. One round: test MCQ. Second round: interview. The interview went for 30 min. Third round: managerial round. After a wait of 7 days, I got my result and the offer.
I met with a round of project managers and completed a test. It was relaxing. I had lunch with a staff member there. The questions were not difficult, as the project managers seemed to look more at my CV and decide from there.