The work flexibility that the company provides is very good.
It depends a lot on your project and your team. The possibility of home office is also real. Again, it depends on your project.
The only negative point of the company is the growth prospect.
When you start at the bottom (internship, for example), it is very difficult to grow.
Your responsibilities increase, but this is not reflected in your salary.
The interview was nice and well-structured. I received questions on Object-Oriented Programming concepts, C++, and more. Questions from MATLAB were also asked. Overall, the interview questions were moderately difficult.
First, you will receive a link to an online assessment. This assessment is made up of puzzle game questions and some programming questions, both of which are really easy. After you finish it, you will receive information about the next interview.
Coding assessment (two coding questions) Communication round (typically has multiple parts to check fluency, pronunciation, grammar, and listening skills) Interview (if shortlisted) * Questions about yourself * Your projects * Why IBM * Strengths &
The interview was nice and well-structured. I received questions on Object-Oriented Programming concepts, C++, and more. Questions from MATLAB were also asked. Overall, the interview questions were moderately difficult.
First, you will receive a link to an online assessment. This assessment is made up of puzzle game questions and some programming questions, both of which are really easy. After you finish it, you will receive information about the next interview.
Coding assessment (two coding questions) Communication round (typically has multiple parts to check fluency, pronunciation, grammar, and listening skills) Interview (if shortlisted) * Questions about yourself * Your projects * Why IBM * Strengths &