The people I worked with were smart and professional.
I learned a lot and enjoyed my time there.
There was a lot of camaraderie and collaboration.
Their review process seemed okay, but didn't really mean anything. It's all numbers at IBM, and if there isn't a budget for what you are doing, it doesn't matter how well you do.
IBM is moving their support services offshore, which will decline their service in that area.
Felt like a number in the end.
Pay was as low as the market you were in would bear, and raises were few and far between.
There are too many of you. Money is not the only thing that matters. IBM is now all about the stockholders, not about providing innovative products...
The process covered all the topics, including DSA, DBMS, OOPs, OS, and other related queries. The process covered all the topics, including DSA, DBMS, OOPs, OS, and other related queries.
It was all about number series questions. It was a pretty good experience, to be honest. Around 50 questions of number series. Each question had a 1-minute timer. You can't go back to previous questions. So be careful about that.
First, there was a written test, which had aptitude and mathematical questions. There was a different section on computer science, which comprised data structures and algorithms. After shortlisting, the first round was a technical interview. * Se
The process covered all the topics, including DSA, DBMS, OOPs, OS, and other related queries. The process covered all the topics, including DSA, DBMS, OOPs, OS, and other related queries.
It was all about number series questions. It was a pretty good experience, to be honest. Around 50 questions of number series. Each question had a 1-minute timer. You can't go back to previous questions. So be careful about that.
First, there was a written test, which had aptitude and mathematical questions. There was a different section on computer science, which comprised data structures and algorithms. After shortlisting, the first round was a technical interview. * Se