IBM has a wonderful work culture.
Personal growth and opportunity is very low. It is a place where you can settle finally.
The first round was coding, where they asked two questions (greedy and graph). This was followed by a communication round, in which you'll be asked to pronounce and correct a sentence. Next was the technical round, focusing on projects, and finally
They asked about myself and also the project. Then they asked about C programming questions. They gave me a few programs and asked me to write the output for those programs. Then they asked about my areas of interest. They also asked some questions
The interview was straightforward, with questions within my grasp, yet the final nod eluded me. Despite not clinching the position, the experience was positive, offering insights for improvement. It felt comfortable, and though the outcome wasn't as
The first round was coding, where they asked two questions (greedy and graph). This was followed by a communication round, in which you'll be asked to pronounce and correct a sentence. Next was the technical round, focusing on projects, and finally
They asked about myself and also the project. Then they asked about C programming questions. They gave me a few programs and asked me to write the output for those programs. Then they asked about my areas of interest. They also asked some questions
The interview was straightforward, with questions within my grasp, yet the final nod eluded me. Despite not clinching the position, the experience was positive, offering insights for improvement. It felt comfortable, and though the outcome wasn't as