IBM is such a huge company that there are many opportunities available. Chances are, if you end up in a position you don't like, you can transfer to a different position, although it's much easier if you transfer within a division.
Of course, there are many opportunities here to work on stuff that really matters in society. The company's restructuring efforts may finally be paying off this year.
Since the company is so large, sometimes it's difficult to turn the ship around. Change is happening, but slowly.
Some of the tools we have to use only make the job more difficult. It's easy to be lured into a job or physical geography with no growth, as some locations are only downsizing.
Give us the tools to do our jobs and remove the administrative overhead.
Some additional monetary awards here and there wouldn't hurt either.
Two technical and one managerial interviews happened. The process took three weeks, which is a long process. They asked questions about Python programs, Selenium, Robot Framework, programs in strings, and files.
It was easy and well organized. It took 2 days to get results. The process started with a phone interview, followed by a face-to-face interview. The interview happened in the Bangalore office.
Good and clear, and understandable. Some questions are scenario-based, and some are straightforward. Able to answer all. Coding-related, and some are domain names, and some are functions, and financial also.
Two technical and one managerial interviews happened. The process took three weeks, which is a long process. They asked questions about Python programs, Selenium, Robot Framework, programs in strings, and files.
It was easy and well organized. It took 2 days to get results. The process started with a phone interview, followed by a face-to-face interview. The interview happened in the Bangalore office.
Good and clear, and understandable. Some questions are scenario-based, and some are straightforward. Able to answer all. Coding-related, and some are domain names, and some are functions, and financial also.