Work-life balance is good.
If you have a good manager, it's a plus point in everything.
Has a pretty good variety of client projects.
You need to struggle a little bit to make yourself visible in the large pool of the IBM world.
This happened in college. I got selected for a college placement, so I got a chance for an interview. Then I was rejected because of bad communication and late responses. Then I disrupted so then...
1. Resume screening: Via recruitment agency. 2. Technical Interview: Telephonic - This was a 45-minute interview. Interview questions were not as high difficulty as I expected. 3. PDM (Manager Round) - This was the stage where salary negotiations als
Two technical rounds. One HR round. So, there are two technical rounds asking basic Java with Spring Boot questions. If you prepare well, you can easily crack the interview, so that is most important. IBM is a very good company, and it's kind of li
This happened in college. I got selected for a college placement, so I got a chance for an interview. Then I was rejected because of bad communication and late responses. Then I disrupted so then...
1. Resume screening: Via recruitment agency. 2. Technical Interview: Telephonic - This was a 45-minute interview. Interview questions were not as high difficulty as I expected. 3. PDM (Manager Round) - This was the stage where salary negotiations als
Two technical rounds. One HR round. So, there are two technical rounds asking basic Java with Spring Boot questions. If you prepare well, you can easily crack the interview, so that is most important. IBM is a very good company, and it's kind of li