I will recommend IBM if you are not thinking about a great salary.
Now, IBM doesn't have a 360 feedback system.
They called me over the phone for a good 1-hour interview. Questions ranged from Core Java, XML, Servlets, and some RDBMS concepts. I would rate the questions as rather easy, but pretty broad within the specified subjects. I was confident of havin
Pretty straightforward. There was one technical and one managerial round. In the technical round, I was asked to write code for a REST API and call it from an Angular application. All the questions were based on that only.
The interview is scheduled as follows: First, a technical round with basic questions. This is followed by another technical round with expertise questions. Then, a management round with questions related to your experience. Finally, an HR round.
They called me over the phone for a good 1-hour interview. Questions ranged from Core Java, XML, Servlets, and some RDBMS concepts. I would rate the questions as rather easy, but pretty broad within the specified subjects. I was confident of havin
Pretty straightforward. There was one technical and one managerial round. In the technical round, I was asked to write code for a REST API and call it from an Angular application. All the questions were based on that only.
The interview is scheduled as follows: First, a technical round with basic questions. This is followed by another technical round with expertise questions. Then, a management round with questions related to your experience. Finally, an HR round.