Flexibility is the key. I do what I want, when I want; I head in late and I leave early. As long as I get my work done, no one says anything to me. It's almost like working for your own company that is barely struggling along. The people are great too, and if it weren't for them, IBM would have a huge problem retaining people.
Pay sucks. Don't come here to be rich or even decently paid. Even when told you are doing well, you will not get rewarded. No stories of great raises, bonuses, or stock options. Just keep your head down and work.
Pay the employees
I was called via a staffing agency for a group interview. I was shortlisted via interviews for three technical rounds and one managerial round. It's great to be in IBM, and I found it fantastic to be selected.
The interview was light on technical content. I met with multiple managers and technical colleagues who explained their roles. They asked questions about my college experiences. There were not too many technical questions, and no IQ test was administ
Applied online. Received a response after 3 months, which was surprising as I thought I was no longer on file. The interview process was simple and straightforward. I met with the manager and the team, who were very nice and respectful people. I h
I was called via a staffing agency for a group interview. I was shortlisted via interviews for three technical rounds and one managerial round. It's great to be in IBM, and I found it fantastic to be selected.
The interview was light on technical content. I met with multiple managers and technical colleagues who explained their roles. They asked questions about my college experiences. There were not too many technical questions, and no IQ test was administ
Applied online. Received a response after 3 months, which was surprising as I thought I was no longer on file. The interview process was simple and straightforward. I met with the manager and the team, who were very nice and respectful people. I h