Great trainings and certifications sponsored by the company.
Good work-life balance, flexible on timings and work-from-home options (depends on the project and manager, though).
Good for diversity.
Lots of opportunities to explore new technologies.
If you are proactive and manage to have a good network, you can mould your career as you want, do whatever you want, and in any stream you want.
Very low compensation. Hopeless management. Bureaucratic and very slow, with no clarity about what to do. Employees feel left out without any clue. It's 'I By Myself'. No transparency in the appraisal process. Does not care to retain good employees. Travel and procurement processes are a pain.
Please improve. This is the only option you have. IBM leadership needs to invest in employee satisfaction and get to know ground realities.
Get rid of hopeless managers who do not let people grow.
Retain good talent. People are willing to stay but are forced to leave due to low compensation and bad managers.
The interview was easy. Basic Core Java was asked, along with a HashMap iteration question. In Spring Boot, the questions were also very basic. Nothing was asked about multi-threading. There were two questions based on Event-Driven Architecture (ED
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
The interview process was good. The interviewer was good to hear from. They answered all questions, helped, and provided hints for any tough questions. The interviewer has good experience in Oracle tech and was a kind person.
The interview was easy. Basic Core Java was asked, along with a HashMap iteration question. In Spring Boot, the questions were also very basic. Nothing was asked about multi-threading. There were two questions based on Event-Driven Architecture (ED
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
The interview process was good. The interviewer was good to hear from. They answered all questions, helped, and provided hints for any tough questions. The interviewer has good experience in Oracle tech and was a kind person.