Nice place to work. No hard-core login hours tracked. No pressure related to extra contribution towards IBM growth apart from delivery. Work-life balance.
No hike. No process. Too many managers. Confusing hierarchy. No work pressure. No challenging work.
The interview was conducted via WebEx. The questions were simple and mostly inclined towards the basics of JCL, COBOL, and DB2. If you have a firm understanding of basic mainframe concepts, you will clear this round.
It's been going well. They were asking only basic questions and were not expecting much from candidates. They will teach processes and help you learn once you are deployed. They conducted a telephonic round and asked various questions about Java, in
2 Rounds: - Technical Round - HR Round I had to wait the whole day for the technical round. Salary negotiation was not great.
The interview was conducted via WebEx. The questions were simple and mostly inclined towards the basics of JCL, COBOL, and DB2. If you have a firm understanding of basic mainframe concepts, you will clear this round.
It's been going well. They were asking only basic questions and were not expecting much from candidates. They will teach processes and help you learn once you are deployed. They conducted a telephonic round and asked various questions about Java, in
2 Rounds: - Technical Round - HR Round I had to wait the whole day for the technical round. Salary negotiation was not great.