I love being an IBMer. It's a great company with many growth opportunities.
I love being an IBMer. It's a great company with many growth opportunities.
Objectivity, Responsibility, Diversity, Trust, Respect.
So far I don't see any cons. I had to start during the pandemic, perhaps for that reason there was a bit of a lack of induction.
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The process was long; however, it may have been due to it being the end of the year or the pandemic. First, I applied in mid-October and the first interview with HR was very quick (approximately 2 weeks after applying). Once I passed the first inte
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Two to three F2F technical interviews, each lasting two to three hours. This is followed by one managerial round and an HR round. The questions asked were relevant to the work. Sometimes you need to be very good at programming, but most of the tim
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It was a telephone interview. The questions asked were mostly behavioral. I was asked why I want to work for IBM. I was asked about the kind of projects I have done. Then, I was asked if I know a few other languages: "Do you know Java?" "Do you know
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Ciudad de Mexico, MexicoOctober 1, 2019The process was long; however, it may have been due to it being the end of the year or the pandemic. First, I applied in mid-October and the first interview with HR was very quick (approximately 2 weeks after applying). Once I passed the first inte
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Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaOctober 1, 2015Two to three F2F technical interviews, each lasting two to three hours. This is followed by one managerial round and an HR round. The questions asked were relevant to the work. Sometimes you need to be very good at programming, but most of the tim
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Vancouver, British Columbia, CanadaJanuary 1, 2015It was a telephone interview. The questions asked were mostly behavioral. I was asked why I want to work for IBM. I was asked about the kind of projects I have done. Then, I was asked if I know a few other languages: "Do you know Java?" "Do you know
