IBM is a company many yearn to join. I joined as a fresher (graduate hire) and couldn't ask for a better start to my career. The training was really amazing before being assigned a project. The project assigned is also very good and IBM gives a chance to get exposure to new technologies, by giving Udemy access, along with the IBM self-learning portal.
Appreciation is given to any work we do, but in the form of monetary appreciations, it's very less.
I received an email from Talent Acquisition for this role. First, there was a HackerRank test. Later, there was a brief technical discussion on my resume and programming skills. The final round was a technical and HR interview. Just know your res
Chill interview. Got through campus placement. Asked a few questions on projects. Having worked on different databases is a plus. Having worked on different large-scale data processing libraries is a plus (Hadoop, Apache Spark, etc.).
There are a total of 3 rounds. First round: Online test, which has logical reasoning and English sections. Second round: Technical round, which is mostly on coding-related questions. Third round: HR round.
I received an email from Talent Acquisition for this role. First, there was a HackerRank test. Later, there was a brief technical discussion on my resume and programming skills. The final round was a technical and HR interview. Just know your res
Chill interview. Got through campus placement. Asked a few questions on projects. Having worked on different databases is a plus. Having worked on different large-scale data processing libraries is a plus (Hadoop, Apache Spark, etc.).
There are a total of 3 rounds. First round: Online test, which has logical reasoning and English sections. Second round: Technical round, which is mostly on coding-related questions. Third round: HR round.