I learned a lot as a junior engineer. Since IBM is so large, it really varies across teams and divisions. But overall, I had a very good experience working in the Bay Area.
Pay is slightly lower, but overall there are good career growth opportunities if you show initiative.
1. Telephonic interview 2. Face-to-face interview 3. Interview with Manager Questions were mostly from C, C pointers, and device drivers. The job was for an AIX device driver, so they asked lots of questions about device drivers, interrupts, and DMA
IBM had conducted total 3 rounds of interview. One telephonic and the second round was there for face-to-face technical, and the third round was there for HR discussion.
Three rounds. First round is normal telephonic discussion, second round is technical discussion with IBM, and third round is client discussion. Three rounds. First round is normal telephonic discussion, second round is technical discussion with IBM,
1. Telephonic interview 2. Face-to-face interview 3. Interview with Manager Questions were mostly from C, C pointers, and device drivers. The job was for an AIX device driver, so they asked lots of questions about device drivers, interrupts, and DMA
IBM had conducted total 3 rounds of interview. One telephonic and the second round was there for face-to-face technical, and the third round was there for HR discussion.
Three rounds. First round is normal telephonic discussion, second round is technical discussion with IBM, and third round is client discussion. Three rounds. First round is normal telephonic discussion, second round is technical discussion with IBM,