At IBM, you have the luxury, privilege, and duty to stand on the shoulders of giants—the IBMers who came before you.
These are the people who broke glass ceilings at every stage of the well over hundred-year-old history of IBM. The people who built a company around the world, across oceans and divides.
They are the slightly more profit-oriented than the Red Cross of information technology.
You'll miss the free fruit bowls and perks of other .com "startups" at first. You may think you're a little underpaid.
It may seem difficult at first to see the forest for the trees. But you'll find you're part of a company that's been inventing IT and looking after its own for longer than your grandparents were born ago.
Make and keep yourself relevant, and you'll have no issues.
Fewer cooks, more pots.
Measure to monitor, not work to measure.
I had two rounds of interviews. First was a technical round, and on the same day, the second round was managerial with the project manager. After that, I had an HR round, which was basically a salary discussion.
I applied to a manager, and they arranged for a recruiter and an engineer to interview me. I just went on-site for the interview. It involved some random algorithm questions (more like brain teasers) and basic database questions. The interview wasn'
If you have strong coding skills in a language, you can crack the round. They give you options for programming languages like C, C++, Java, Python, and etc. You can choose your preferred programming language for the assessment.
I had two rounds of interviews. First was a technical round, and on the same day, the second round was managerial with the project manager. After that, I had an HR round, which was basically a salary discussion.
I applied to a manager, and they arranged for a recruiter and an engineer to interview me. I just went on-site for the interview. It involved some random algorithm questions (more like brain teasers) and basic database questions. The interview wasn'
If you have strong coding skills in a language, you can crack the round. They give you options for programming languages like C, C++, Java, Python, and etc. You can choose your preferred programming language for the assessment.