For someone new to IT, IBM can be a place to get exposure to various pre-developed assets that can be leveraged in your career after you leave IBM after 2 or 3 years.
IBM is in the process of exiting the United States as an employer. Literally, the only people left in the US in IBM will be services employees dedicated to customer accounts that contractually require those people to sit in the US. The concept of having a career in IBM is only a valid concept if you intend to work in one of the BRIC (Brazil, Russia, India, China) countries.
IBM's senior management is in transition out of the industry. They need to accelerate that shift.
The first round is the Online Assessment. You are given 60 minutes to solve two easy-to-medium LeetCode-style questions. If you know your fundamentals, you should be fine. Topics ranged from strings, arrays, and math.
It was tricky, but moderate, and I was able to crack the interview and passed to the next round of the exam for the given company. Unsuccessfully, I did not pass it and didn't get the offer letter.
Core Java & OOP What are the four pillars of Object-Oriented Programming? Can you explain each with examples? Difference between an abstract class and an interface? When do you use which one? What is polymorphism? Explain compile-time vs run-time
The first round is the Online Assessment. You are given 60 minutes to solve two easy-to-medium LeetCode-style questions. If you know your fundamentals, you should be fine. Topics ranged from strings, arrays, and math.
It was tricky, but moderate, and I was able to crack the interview and passed to the next round of the exam for the given company. Unsuccessfully, I did not pass it and didn't get the offer letter.
Core Java & OOP What are the four pillars of Object-Oriented Programming? Can you explain each with examples? Difference between an abstract class and an interface? When do you use which one? What is polymorphism? Explain compile-time vs run-time