Great people with a strong community. People at IBM are very generous and help each other, no matter your seniority in the field. I highly recommend working at IBM, given the great experience and curriculum you'll get for your career.
Given the fact that it's a huge and millenary company, the majority of the processes are bureaucratic. For example, every single step needs to receive approval.
This makes some work slower and more boring.
The first round consists of two easy LeetCode problems. The second round is a virtual behavioral interview, in which you record your answers to behavioral questions.
The IPAT test consisted mostly of number pattern questions. After being shortlisted in college placement, interviews were held in the IBM office the following day. Questions asked were about resume and projects, then they asked basic database and c
2 HackerRank questions. One easy, one hard. Had to do them within 1 week. But I got rejected in 2 days, even though I passed all of the test cases.
The first round consists of two easy LeetCode problems. The second round is a virtual behavioral interview, in which you record your answers to behavioral questions.
The IPAT test consisted mostly of number pattern questions. After being shortlisted in college placement, interviews were held in the IBM office the following day. Questions asked were about resume and projects, then they asked basic database and c
2 HackerRank questions. One easy, one hard. Had to do them within 1 week. But I got rejected in 2 days, even though I passed all of the test cases.