IBM Labs is the best place to work. Not much work pressure. Good work-life balance. Many tools to upgrade your skills. Many tools to get your hands dirty.
Too much value given to work outside of your code deliveries, like patents, seminars, and hackathons, etc.
Easy, intuitive, and encouraging. Project-related questions, not an exhaustive capability test. It started with an easy explanation of the company's background, then the project, and finally the role.
There were 3 rounds of interviews at IBM: 1. Technical 2. Manager 3. HR All rounds were average, not too hard. The interviewers were polite and listened carefully to what you had done so far, asking questions according to the needs of the position.
3 rounds of interviews, including HR, tech, and manager rounds. Difficulty depends on the exact technology on which you will be working. The interview process is fast, completed in 2 weeks.
Easy, intuitive, and encouraging. Project-related questions, not an exhaustive capability test. It started with an easy explanation of the company's background, then the project, and finally the role.
There were 3 rounds of interviews at IBM: 1. Technical 2. Manager 3. HR All rounds were average, not too hard. The interviewers were polite and listened carefully to what you had done so far, asking questions according to the needs of the position.
3 rounds of interviews, including HR, tech, and manager rounds. Difficulty depends on the exact technology on which you will be working. The interview process is fast, completed in 2 weeks.