IBM's future seems bright with growing revenue and profits, which is no small consideration in this day and age.
The free resources available for career advancement are very good.
Salary and benefits are competitive.
Layoffs year after year are a morale killer, especially in a profitable company. Training dollars are scarce. Remote teams and management can mean difficulty building relationships. Performance ratings are rationed so high performance does not assure a high rating. You are expected to try to advance your career even if you are very happy in your position and perform well.
Senior management does a good job executing the business plan but a poor job communicating to the troops. When you listen to management proudly describe how well the company is doing, you would like to feel good about the future. Instead, you see news about massive layoffs and wonder what they were thinking.
Difficult, multiple coding rounds. You should have a deep understanding of DSA, DP, graphs, and databases. You should have good hands-on experience with Java or Python in any of these.
The first round was the IPAT test. We had to answer every question within 30 seconds. I cleared it. In the next round, they asked me questions on operating systems, C program output, and a few database questions. There was another round in which t
A panel of two people performed a technical interview on mainframes. I was asked to introduce myself. After my introduction, they started asking questions. The interviewers were professional and very well organized. The interview went on for 40 mi
Difficult, multiple coding rounds. You should have a deep understanding of DSA, DP, graphs, and databases. You should have good hands-on experience with Java or Python in any of these.
The first round was the IPAT test. We had to answer every question within 30 seconds. I cleared it. In the next round, they asked me questions on operating systems, C program output, and a few database questions. There was another round in which t
A panel of two people performed a technical interview on mainframes. I was asked to introduce myself. After my introduction, they started asking questions. The interviewers were professional and very well organized. The interview went on for 40 mi