This company is a giant with tons of different job opportunities available throughout your entire career with them should you want to try something new. The company is very forward-thinking and is always willing to work with you to give whatever accommodations are necessary for you to perform your job well. The general attitude in the office is accepting, friendly, and collaborative.
If you are the type to always be interested in the next big thing, IBM strongly values innovation, so keeping up with new technologies and being able to recognize how they may benefit your product is a great habit to have.
Being such a large company with so many employees, there is a lot of red tape and processes for everything. Office politics play a very big role in how your career grows or doesn't. In most positions, you will have an active customer base and may need to work odd or extra hours as customer issues come up, which can be stressful. Higher-level managers who make promotion and pay rate decisions may be disconnected enough from the actual team member to only make decisions based on what they hear from others.
The interview was straightforward. It began with a phone screen to discuss my behavior and other aspects of my background. This was followed by an in-person interview with more coding-related questions. The in-person interview was conducted with a
I first had a technical round that lasted for roughly 40 minutes. This was followed by an HR round, which lasted for around 30 minutes. Both of these rounds were held in person. Within a week, I was sent a link to take the iPAT. On clearing that, I
I applied through college. The process is two days. On the first day, we had only a written round with aptitude, reasoning, and email questions. These rounds were on the second day: TR + HR (HR and TR in one round only). Each question has a time limi
The interview was straightforward. It began with a phone screen to discuss my behavior and other aspects of my background. This was followed by an in-person interview with more coding-related questions. The in-person interview was conducted with a
I first had a technical round that lasted for roughly 40 minutes. This was followed by an HR round, which lasted for around 30 minutes. Both of these rounds were held in person. Within a week, I was sent a link to take the iPAT. On clearing that, I
I applied through college. The process is two days. On the first day, we had only a written round with aptitude, reasoning, and email questions. These rounds were on the second day: TR + HR (HR and TR in one round only). Each question has a time limi