Work from home is available, and a good canteen facility is there.
Hikes are less, sometimes below 5 percent.
Work culture is also just okay.
I recently interviewed with IBM for a backend developer role. The experience was challenging, with a 45-minute session featuring complex questions on segment tree algorithms and SQL. Despite the difficulty, I found the time constraint for entry-leve
It was a two-step process. First, there was a written test based on analytical skills. Then, there was a one-on-one interview. This was to see how good I was with the concepts of Java and XML.
The interview process consists of a technical exam, followed by a technical interview, and an HR round. The exam was easy. The technical round lasted for 1 hour, and the HR round lasted for 30 minutes. Technical questions were mainly based on Verilog
I recently interviewed with IBM for a backend developer role. The experience was challenging, with a 45-minute session featuring complex questions on segment tree algorithms and SQL. Despite the difficulty, I found the time constraint for entry-leve
It was a two-step process. First, there was a written test based on analytical skills. Then, there was a one-on-one interview. This was to see how good I was with the concepts of Java and XML.
The interview process consists of a technical exam, followed by a technical interview, and an HR round. The exam was easy. The technical round lasted for 1 hour, and the HR round lasted for 30 minutes. Technical questions were mainly based on Verilog