Still unbelievable resources, breadth of scope, and fantastic people on the lower levels that not many companies can match, no matter how much they talk about it.
We need to change the name to ISS, International Support and Services, because it is barely a Business Machines business any longer. I don't know any other company that would see the kind of results they have seen for the past 12-13 quarters and continue with the "leadership" that is basically destroying one of the great success stories of the past 100 years.
You can name a machine Watson and still not have one clue what stood behind that name.
Try reading and memorizing "A Business and Its Beliefs" for a refresher on what IBM used to be.
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.
It was a very smooth and technical process. They were very welcoming and helped me walk through their team and everything. They also took a personal interest in my life and career goals and presented a road map in front of me, assuming I would be hi
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.
It was a very smooth and technical process. They were very welcoming and helped me walk through their team and everything. They also took a personal interest in my life and career goals and presented a road map in front of me, assuming I would be hi