Work with super-intelligent, passionate people in a strong team setting across lines of business and geographies.
If you are curious to learn new technologies and want to have work-life balance, IBM would be the best place to work.
Management might always appreciate/recognize your work, but don't expect financial conversion. Apart from that, I don't see any cons at IBM.
The process was very smooth and promising. There were three rounds of interviews: two technical followed by one HR round. There is also one mandatory test candidates have to clear. If you have not cleared this test, your selection will be meaningles
The first round was technical and included three coding questions based on trees, strings, and C programming, along with many multiple-choice questions. The next round was an online interview, mainly focusing on C, C++, and the Linux operating syste
The interview process consisted of three rounds. The first round was an online test, which included aptitude questions and number series problems. After being selected, there was a face-to-face interview process comprising two rounds.
The process was very smooth and promising. There were three rounds of interviews: two technical followed by one HR round. There is also one mandatory test candidates have to clear. If you have not cleared this test, your selection will be meaningles
The first round was technical and included three coding questions based on trees, strings, and C programming, along with many multiple-choice questions. The next round was an online interview, mainly focusing on C, C++, and the Linux operating syste
The interview process consisted of three rounds. The first round was an online test, which included aptitude questions and number series problems. After being selected, there was a face-to-face interview process comprising two rounds.