IBM is a company that has excellent values. If ethics mean something to you, then working for IBM should be at the top of your list. I have been with IBM most of my career, and that's for good reason: strong values and respect for the individual. IBM is so vast that you can really do whatever you want. I started my career in an administrative role, moved to finance, then project management, and finally pivoted into software development and management. If you have the capability and drive to learn new things, then you have a company with endless opportunities. Working conditions are very good, and both on-premise and remote work are available.
The company has been struggling to grow revenue the past decade or so, which has resulted in resource actions and expense reduction.
Written test on Data Structures. Technical interview on a previous project. People and project management questions.
Got a call from a recruiter. The interview process involved: * Two rounds of technical interviews * One round of managerial interview * A HR round. The interviewer was very flexible and patient in listening to the candidate and provided hints where
Describe some management situations and explain what you would do in those situations. Also, what are the most important projects you have worked on lately and why do you think they are important? You will need to answer people management and proje
Written test on Data Structures. Technical interview on a previous project. People and project management questions.
Got a call from a recruiter. The interview process involved: * Two rounds of technical interviews * One round of managerial interview * A HR round. The interviewer was very flexible and patient in listening to the candidate and provided hints where
Describe some management situations and explain what you would do in those situations. Also, what are the most important projects you have worked on lately and why do you think they are important? You will need to answer people management and proje