When I was at college, IBM was my dream company, which became true. Thank you, IBM, for selecting me as part of you!!
IBM gave me the work-life balance where I could learn how to communicate with people, helped me grow my career, and made me feel proud to work here.
IBM not only gave me work-life balance but also supported me to manage my personal life.
No downside here. But it felt like it would be good if we get nominated for knowledge-growing/skills-upgrading training.
IBM held a job selection camp at my college. There was a written test with multiple-choice questions, covering C/C++ and quantitative aptitude. The results were announced, and qualified candidates proceeded to the interview round. There was one tech
There was no technical interview. They just asked general questions about oneself and hired all eligible students. They hired all students regardless of their knowledge. If that is the case, why do they hire GH and then remove them for cost-cutting
On-Campus Interview This process involves several stages: * A three-stage written test. * Followed by a group discussion. * Finally, a face-to-face technical interview consisting of two rounds. The interview covered a broad range of topics,
IBM held a job selection camp at my college. There was a written test with multiple-choice questions, covering C/C++ and quantitative aptitude. The results were announced, and qualified candidates proceeded to the interview round. There was one tech
There was no technical interview. They just asked general questions about oneself and hired all eligible students. They hired all students regardless of their knowledge. If that is the case, why do they hire GH and then remove them for cost-cutting
On-Campus Interview This process involves several stages: * A three-stage written test. * Followed by a group discussion. * Finally, a face-to-face technical interview consisting of two rounds. The interview covered a broad range of topics,