Nice place to work for experienced people.
No cons yet; everything's fine.
I was selected for IBM off-campus placement process in Feb 2017. It started with an aptitude round, which was followed by a technical interview on the next day. Aptitude round consisted of 3 parts. The first part was the series questions, which was
First, there was a coding test where you were given one question and had 30 minutes to solve it. After the coding test, selected members received a Zoom meeting link with instructions for the next round (games round). The link was sent via email. Af
The interview was fairly straightforward, focusing more on assessing the interviewee's behavior, interpersonal skills, and problem-solving approach rather than delving deeply into technical expertise. The questions appeared designed to evaluate how
I was selected for IBM off-campus placement process in Feb 2017. It started with an aptitude round, which was followed by a technical interview on the next day. Aptitude round consisted of 3 parts. The first part was the series questions, which was
First, there was a coding test where you were given one question and had 30 minutes to solve it. After the coding test, selected members received a Zoom meeting link with instructions for the next round (games round). The link was sent via email. Af
The interview was fairly straightforward, focusing more on assessing the interviewee's behavior, interpersonal skills, and problem-solving approach rather than delving deeply into technical expertise. The questions appeared designed to evaluate how