IBM is a very comfortable place to work. It has good benefits and fitness programs for its employees.
It is "top heavy" and has a lot of bureaucracy. It's very hard to get promoted unless you're buddy-buddy with your manager. It's not very fair sometimes because the managers don't really know their people well.
Get to know the people doing the work and not just listen to their selling points.
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
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
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.
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
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
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.