At IBM, almost everything is very systematic and hassle-free. For anything, you can talk to your personal manager, and he/she will surely help you. My manager and team lead were satisfied with my performance and were very supportive.
A few pros are listed:
There are lots of opportunities to work and learn almost any technology. There is minimal paperwork, as all the workflows are automated. Internal training is very good, and you can go for any training on any technology as per your own interest.
The only con that I can point out is that I am paid less compared to the market. The company policies (for hike, onsite, band progression) are not very transparent.
Testing-related questions. Moderate difficulty level. Good experience. The interviewer was calm and started from the basics. The questions in the first round depended on the skills I possessed.
I had attended two interviews at the IBM Bangalore offices. * **First:** Telephonic round at the IBM office. * **Second:** Video Interview PDM round. In the second interview, an offer was made. Since then, I submitted all required documents and
Round 1: HackerRank test, where you have to code 2 programs and answer around 20 multiple-choice questions. (After 2 days, I got invited for Round 2) Round 2: Technical interview about the project and a few technical questions. (After 1 week, I go
Testing-related questions. Moderate difficulty level. Good experience. The interviewer was calm and started from the basics. The questions in the first round depended on the skills I possessed.
I had attended two interviews at the IBM Bangalore offices. * **First:** Telephonic round at the IBM office. * **Second:** Video Interview PDM round. In the second interview, an offer was made. Since then, I submitted all required documents and
Round 1: HackerRank test, where you have to code 2 programs and answer around 20 multiple-choice questions. (After 2 days, I got invited for Round 2) Round 2: Technical interview about the project and a few technical questions. (After 1 week, I go