Work-life balance is good.
The salary is not good at IBM.
I met a recruiter through a campus recruiting event. The recruiter reviewed my resume, and we spoke about my experiences and IBM. I was invited to interview on-site in Burlington, Vermont. The process moved very quickly. On-site, I was asked to gi
Good. Nearly two rounds were completed, covering technical aspects of testing methodologies, UFT, and Java-based object-oriented programming. The interview was conducted telephonically for around two hours. It was very helpful; the interviewer handle
There were 3 rounds. All basic questions were asked, and it was easy to crack. The following were asked: * Logical reasoning * Analytical reasoning
I met a recruiter through a campus recruiting event. The recruiter reviewed my resume, and we spoke about my experiences and IBM. I was invited to interview on-site in Burlington, Vermont. The process moved very quickly. On-site, I was asked to gi
Good. Nearly two rounds were completed, covering technical aspects of testing methodologies, UFT, and Java-based object-oriented programming. The interview was conducted telephonically for around two hours. It was very helpful; the interviewer handle
There were 3 rounds. All basic questions were asked, and it was easy to crack. The following were asked: * Logical reasoning * Analytical reasoning