It's just been 5 months since I joined IBM. Some good points I can pinpoint at this stage are:
It's just been 5 months since I joined IBM.
I haven't found any major cons.
But yes, I found one thing that actually bothered me in the initial days at IBM: all the information is scattered across different pages (URLs). We must have a single website/dashboard where we can find all the details presented on a single page.
Since all the information is scattered across different pages (URLs), I would advise having a single website (web application) or dashboard where we can find all the details collated in a single-page application.
Selected as campus hire. Four rounds of interviews were conducted: 1. Aptitude 2. Letter writing 3. Group discussion 4. Technical and HR round. Most of the aptitude questions related to number series and missing numbers. The letter writing task i
It's the best process where we can answer based on our practice with the work we do, and hands-on experience is also very important to work at IBM. Always approach the best practices and crack them.
The interview was a numerical and logical assessment. Following that, I need to clear a programming and data structures interview. The interview was very professional and of medium difficulty. At the end, there was a behavioral and cultural fit round
Selected as campus hire. Four rounds of interviews were conducted: 1. Aptitude 2. Letter writing 3. Group discussion 4. Technical and HR round. Most of the aptitude questions related to number series and missing numbers. The letter writing task i
It's the best process where we can answer based on our practice with the work we do, and hands-on experience is also very important to work at IBM. Always approach the best practices and crack them.
The interview was a numerical and logical assessment. Following that, I need to clear a programming and data structures interview. The interview was very professional and of medium difficulty. At the end, there was a behavioral and cultural fit round