Losing Good Employees
Losing Good Employees
Amazing (Benefit Package) for all IBM Employees
Overworked, terrible terrible pay. It feels like a sorority. They make it difficult to get an annual pay raise; sometimes you don't even get it.
Stop overworking good employees. The job is not the problem; the terrible pay and overwhelming demand of having clients' tasks and IBM tasks 365 days a year is stressful.
We get no break and garbage pay.
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Software Engineer
There are 3 rounds. First, a 20-minute phone interview. Then, a 45-minute phone technical interview with a senior engineer 2 days later. Finally, there is a 45-minute behavioral interview.
Software Engineer
The interview process involves: * An online written assessment, followed by a telephone interview, and then a written test. * Two technical rounds. * A manager round with two people. The HR department is exceptionally slow; it's the worst I'v
Software Engineer
HR, technical, and behavioral interviews were conducted at the same time as the coding round. I was given a technical task on the spot and monitored while sharing my screen. Three people were monitoring, and one of them was asking questions.
Software Engineer
Baton Rouge, Louisiana, United StatesSeptember 1, 2015There are 3 rounds. First, a 20-minute phone interview. Then, a 45-minute phone technical interview with a senior engineer 2 days later. Finally, there is a 45-minute behavioral interview.
Software Engineer
Gurgaon, Haryana, IndiaMay 1, 2010The interview process involves: * An online written assessment, followed by a telephone interview, and then a written test. * Two technical rounds. * A manager round with two people. The HR department is exceptionally slow; it's the worst I'v
Software Engineer
Dublin, IrelandOctober 6, 2021HR, technical, and behavioral interviews were conducted at the same time as the coding round. I was given a technical task on the spot and monitored while sharing my screen. Three people were monitoring, and one of them was asking questions.
