IBM is good at the site I work at, as they believe in flexibility. The most important thing is you meet or beat project deadlines. Other than that, they are flexible as long as the work is being accomplished.
Lots of politics at times.
Screen new contractors better, so better quality employees are hired.
I applied through my college. It took two days to complete the process, but it was easy to get inside if you are good at operating system concepts. I had questions in process scheduling, process life cycle, semaphores, mutual exclusion, memory allo
There were four rounds in total: * Phone screen * 1:1 * Technical * HR It was easy, with not many difficult questions. All were basics. The technical test was a bit difficult. Interviewers were very friendly and were mostly trying to unde
It was stated as Face-to-Face, but at the venue, I had to appear for a technical test. It involved a Java program on an online IDE that could not be used to run or debug the program, only to execute pre-defined tests.
I applied through my college. It took two days to complete the process, but it was easy to get inside if you are good at operating system concepts. I had questions in process scheduling, process life cycle, semaphores, mutual exclusion, memory allo
There were four rounds in total: * Phone screen * 1:1 * Technical * HR It was easy, with not many difficult questions. All were basics. The technical test was a bit difficult. Interviewers were very friendly and were mostly trying to unde
It was stated as Face-to-Face, but at the venue, I had to appear for a technical test. It involved a Java program on an online IDE that could not be used to run or debug the program, only to execute pre-defined tests.