Good work-life balance. Take-home salary. Fixed package. Unlimited sick leave. Work-from-home options. Certification support.
Increment less.
Project assignments for new commerce are delayed some time.
You need to keep learning without settling.
HR roles are very limited.
The IBM interview went well overall. I cleared the first technical round, but was rejected in the second. They asked some technical questions. I solved one using React, but got stuck on another problem, which likely impacted the final outcome.
The interview was moderate. It asked some basic programming questions regarding my academic and personal projects. It also asked about SQL queries, one coding question on the spot, and basic DSA.
The interview was moderate and had 3 rounds: * Coding * Tech Interview (Introduction, My main programming language, asked just to rectify an error in one code and asked to explain projects) * HR Interview
The IBM interview went well overall. I cleared the first technical round, but was rejected in the second. They asked some technical questions. I solved one using React, but got stuck on another problem, which likely impacted the final outcome.
The interview was moderate. It asked some basic programming questions regarding my academic and personal projects. It also asked about SQL queries, one coding question on the spot, and basic DSA.
The interview was moderate and had 3 rounds: * Coding * Tech Interview (Introduction, My main programming language, asked just to rectify an error in one code and asked to explain projects) * HR Interview