Some good people in research. Occasionally good and competent engineers (those don't stick around for long). Good on CV, if it's your first job ever.
Very top-down structured. No real influence or impact if you are outside US offices. No promos. Very political.
Hire more competent, higher-level managers with vision.
1. Online Assessment via Hirevue: - 7 questions - Approximately 3 hours 2. "Guru" technical interview via Hirevue with an IBM engineer for 1 hour. I am waiting to hear from HR about the next round. I understand there is another "Guide Intervi
Ordinary questions about Java/J2EE: * Describe a tough or interesting project you experienced. * How did you handle challenges?
It was an on-campus placement. IBM came to our college and they chose around 200 people from the BCA department. The interview was good; it was the same difficulty level as TCS, Wipro, HCL, and other companies hiring engineers in India.
1. Online Assessment via Hirevue: - 7 questions - Approximately 3 hours 2. "Guru" technical interview via Hirevue with an IBM engineer for 1 hour. I am waiting to hear from HR about the next round. I understand there is another "Guide Intervi
Ordinary questions about Java/J2EE: * Describe a tough or interesting project you experienced. * How did you handle challenges?
It was an on-campus placement. IBM came to our college and they chose around 200 people from the BCA department. The interview was good; it was the same difficulty level as TCS, Wipro, HCL, and other companies hiring engineers in India.