ISL is a nice place to work. You've got access to all IBM products, and the sky is the limit if you want to learn new skills.
First and second-level managers are not technically good. There are no architects here. You need to work on support problems also.
The interview was filled with unimportant questions. The interviewer seemed uninterested in hiring, rather keener to complicate the overall process, and lacked communication skills. I would suggest anyone looking for a good experience to avoid seeki
Nothing too serious. I went through some HR-type questions. Three interviewers were in the room, throwing some curveballs on and off. The interviewers made sure I felt comfortable enough to answer the questions. Great experience, bad result.
It was a written test, on clearing which there was a 1:1 interview.
The interview was filled with unimportant questions. The interviewer seemed uninterested in hiring, rather keener to complicate the overall process, and lacked communication skills. I would suggest anyone looking for a good experience to avoid seeki
Nothing too serious. I went through some HR-type questions. Three interviewers were in the room, throwing some curveballs on and off. The interviewers made sure I felt comfortable enough to answer the questions. Great experience, bad result.
It was a written test, on clearing which there was a 1:1 interview.