IBM is a great place to work
IBM is a great place to work
It gives employees the freedom to learn and grow continuously. It cultivates strong coworker relationships. It embraces and inspires employee autonomy. Work-Life Balance: Give and solicit regular feedback.
Limited benefits to employees; hopefully, this will be taken care of in the immediate future.
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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
The interview process was very hard because they don't have internal alignment. After that, we had a 1:1 interview and a test about our skills. I waited a lot to make the interview about my experience. The result was not good.
Solution Architect
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
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
Solution Architect
Rio de Janeiro, BrazilMarch 1, 2014The interview process was very hard because they don't have internal alignment. After that, we had a 1:1 interview and a test about our skills. I waited a lot to make the interview about my experience. The result was not good.
Solution Architect
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
