There are a lot of reasons to work at IBM. You just have to find one that fits you.
It is an ocean of opportunities, but you have to be in the right place at the right time.
Enterprise client-focused.
Very slow adapting to changing trends.
I see a lot of integrity issues in my upline.
After sending in an application for the graduate program, I received an email to complete the IPAT two weeks later. On passing the IPAT, I was called to an assessment centre (a couple of months later). Assessment centre: * A written test to asse
It was easy; included basic conceptual questions and coding rounds. There were questions related to team scenarios and decision-making skills. The second round was an HR round, which consisted of testing problem-solving skills in different scenarios.
I recently had a very pleasant interview experience with a team of genuinely friendly and nice people. The conversation flowed well, and I felt a strong connection with the individuals I spoke with. However, I realized that I wasn't provided with a
After sending in an application for the graduate program, I received an email to complete the IPAT two weeks later. On passing the IPAT, I was called to an assessment centre (a couple of months later). Assessment centre: * A written test to asse
It was easy; included basic conceptual questions and coding rounds. There were questions related to team scenarios and decision-making skills. The second round was an HR round, which consisted of testing problem-solving skills in different scenarios.
I recently had a very pleasant interview experience with a team of genuinely friendly and nice people. The conversation flowed well, and I felt a strong connection with the individuals I spoke with. However, I realized that I wasn't provided with a