As an IBMer, we say in terms of technologies, "You name it, we have it." It's a great place to learn new things.
I will not talk about only hikes here. Let's think much more than that.
A variety of management policies exist. Hence, higher management hardly knows its own duties.
I attended the interview, and it was a bot interview. It asked two questions: "Why IBM?" and "What skill set do you have?" That was it, like normal HR questions.
He asked me about: * My self-introduction * Educational qualifications * My strengths * Known technologies * Final year project * Some technical questions He also inquired about: * My family details * Previous job offers * Willin
Good. Got interviewed for an automation role with Selenium and Java. Overall, it's a good experience. Definitely recommended. Discussed job roles and responsibilities and had a fruitful discussion with the panel who interviewed me.
I attended the interview, and it was a bot interview. It asked two questions: "Why IBM?" and "What skill set do you have?" That was it, like normal HR questions.
He asked me about: * My self-introduction * Educational qualifications * My strengths * Known technologies * Final year project * Some technical questions He also inquired about: * My family details * Previous job offers * Willin
Good. Got interviewed for an automation role with Selenium and Java. Overall, it's a good experience. Definitely recommended. Discussed job roles and responsibilities and had a fruitful discussion with the panel who interviewed me.