IBM is the worst company to work for in 2017
IBM is the worst company to work for in 2017
Used to be good 10 years ago.
No pros right now, really.
Startups are scared to hire anyone from IBM.
Too much bureaucracy, no technical learning, forced to use IBM products, which are junk.
Managers are puppets and just do what higher management asks them to, without reasoning.
Do not have directors make empty promises to direct reportees if you are going to not fulfill them.
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The interview process is very good and well-organized. It typically involves a minimum of 3-4 rounds: telephonic, HR, and technical interviews. It was a very good experience attending the interview. The interview process at IBM typically involves sev
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The consultant called the previous day to schedule the interview but never confirmed it. The next day, I received a call from the interviewer at the agreed-upon time. I had no knowledge of the technical skills they were looking for. The interview con
Solution Architect
The process was very straightforward. It was a two-interview process, as it should be, unlike other companies that require three or more interviews. The team at IBM knows what they want and has an eye for picking the right candidates. This is unlike
Solution Architect
IndiaJuly 30, 2025The interview process is very good and well-organized. It typically involves a minimum of 3-4 rounds: telephonic, HR, and technical interviews. It was a very good experience attending the interview. The interview process at IBM typically involves sev
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Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaMay 1, 2012The consultant called the previous day to schedule the interview but never confirmed it. The next day, I received a call from the interviewer at the agreed-upon time. I had no knowledge of the technical skills they were looking for. The interview con
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Toronto, Ontario, CanadaJanuary 1, 2015The process was very straightforward. It was a two-interview process, as it should be, unlike other companies that require three or more interviews. The team at IBM knows what they want and has an eye for picking the right candidates. This is unlike
