Talked to two people, both were very friendly. The conversations were pretty unique and interesting. Unfortunately, haven't heard back from them, but the interviews themselves were very pleasant, which is why I'm writing this review.

Writing a article on a given topic, Usually it relates to news, often political news. After that, a few days later a telephonic round and if they think you fit the role they offer you appointment letter.

I cannot say, if that was an interview at the India office. Probably, I heard right from my friends who are ex-employees of IBTimes India. They are not concerned, if you have a proper degree in journalism, have a good track record or can report good stories. All they were concerned was, if an employee can produce enough content for the day to generate business (insane, isn't?) The word, "reporter" means different in IBTimes. No original content required. All you have to do is, refurbish stories from other media houses. That's it!