The Best Place to Work and Learn New Skills
The Best Place to Work and Learn New Skills
The culture at IBM is always to make sure we are learning new skills, never stop learning.
Unfortunately, you can see the potential of the company. They should have some webinar or kind of presentation to connect with other inside projects, or at least get aware of the many projects.
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Telephone and in-person interviews. Overall, the interview was technical, all focused on technology. There was a logic test done via the web. Overall, the interview was not very difficult and was very direct, without any beating around the bush.
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There will be two rounds of interviews - one technical and one HR. First round was technical and they will ask basic Java and OOPS questions. Second one was HR round and they asked behavioral questions and how did you handle difficult situations with
Applications Developer
It was a 45-minute in-person interview. First, a technical whiteboard question was asked: how to validate a palindrome. I had to write code on a whiteboard, followed by questions about how the code could be improved.
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São Paulo, São Paulo, BrazilJune 1, 2016Telephone and in-person interviews. Overall, the interview was technical, all focused on technology. There was a logic test done via the web. Overall, the interview was not very difficult and was very direct, without any beating around the bush.
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Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaMarch 1, 2021There will be two rounds of interviews - one technical and one HR. First round was technical and they will ask basic Java and OOPS questions. Second one was HR round and they asked behavioral questions and how did you handle difficult situations with
Applications Developer
United StatesOctober 1, 2018It was a 45-minute in-person interview. First, a technical whiteboard question was asked: how to validate a palindrome. I had to write code on a whiteboard, followed by questions about how the code could be improved.
