Working at IBM Consulting, it is nice to learn a lot of things, but it's kinda shallow because of no product ownership and project-based work.
No deep knowledge due to a project base in IBM Consulting.
It had four rounds, each of average difficulty. They also asked a lot of technical questions and required coding based on your technology stack.
The interview process was super quick. I interviewed on a Saturday, with both rounds held on that day. On Monday, there was one tech-managerial round. I received the offer letter in five working days.
The worst technical interview, where the interviewer didn't listen to what I said, had a bad impact on the HR team as well. I asked HR to inform me of the result, whether I was rejected or accepted, but they didn't care.
It had four rounds, each of average difficulty. They also asked a lot of technical questions and required coding based on your technology stack.
The interview process was super quick. I interviewed on a Saturday, with both rounds held on that day. On Monday, there was one tech-managerial round. I received the offer letter in five working days.
The worst technical interview, where the interviewer didn't listen to what I said, had a bad impact on the HR team as well. I asked HR to inform me of the result, whether I was rejected or accepted, but they didn't care.