The best thing at IBM is the Work From Home option. It is a good company if you want work-life balance.
You won't be paid very well, and making a "Godfather" is most important to grow and survive.
Get some new projects, especially in the NCR region.
I applied through my college. The day of the interview, we had four rounds: * Self-introduction * Two sets of group discussions * Telephonic conversation * HR It was a very easy interview where communication and pronunciation skills were ma
Bad interview. The interviewer was rude and yelled all the time. He was late, too, and I had to wait for more than 30 minutes. The HR left the meeting, stating that the manager would join. Later, she did not pick up my call.
You will get a call from a consultant. It's good to go by consultant, since sometimes they can turn things around for you. Employee referrals are okay as well, but IBM is like a sea; it's hard to find the correct people even from inside. There will
I applied through my college. The day of the interview, we had four rounds: * Self-introduction * Two sets of group discussions * Telephonic conversation * HR It was a very easy interview where communication and pronunciation skills were ma
Bad interview. The interviewer was rude and yelled all the time. He was late, too, and I had to wait for more than 30 minutes. The HR left the meeting, stating that the manager would join. Later, she did not pick up my call.
You will get a call from a consultant. It's good to go by consultant, since sometimes they can turn things around for you. Employee referrals are okay as well, but IBM is like a sea; it's hard to find the correct people even from inside. There will