Good culture, friendly environment, and work-life balance.
No pros as such I found.
I am actually working at IBM as a contractor, and my manager requested my profile to become permanent. Through that process, I got permanent at IBM. The interviewer asked only about my current project, roles, and responsibilities for my position.
One coding round (two very simple questions) and one interview, which was a technical and HR round (few technical questions, general questions about your profile, behavioral questions, and questions about the company).
The interview process took more than two weeks. The first round was a technical round, and the second round was a managerial round. I don't know why HR considers employees if they can't even offer a 30% hike on a job switch. I had a discussion wit
I am actually working at IBM as a contractor, and my manager requested my profile to become permanent. Through that process, I got permanent at IBM. The interviewer asked only about my current project, roles, and responsibilities for my position.
One coding round (two very simple questions) and one interview, which was a technical and HR round (few technical questions, general questions about your profile, behavioral questions, and questions about the company).
The interview process took more than two weeks. The first round was a technical round, and the second round was a managerial round. I don't know why HR considers employees if they can't even offer a 30% hike on a job switch. I had a discussion wit