Good environment, good atmosphere, very good environment.
Nothing to say, it's all good.
The process had two stages after the screening test: a GD and then an interview. The GD was pretty good for me, and I was able to clear it. The interview also seemed easy, as they asked about my project and then moved on to basic questions from Pyt
The whole process was very short. I applied for a Full Stack role in the CIO (Chief Information Office). The first round was a video-proctored HackerRank test with two programming and one SQL question. Another round was held the next day, and a per
Initial written test followed by four technical interviews. This was followed by one HR interview. It was a full-day, on-campus interview conducted at Bangalore. The HR round asked about: * Why are you interested in IBM? * What are your strengths
The process had two stages after the screening test: a GD and then an interview. The GD was pretty good for me, and I was able to clear it. The interview also seemed easy, as they asked about my project and then moved on to basic questions from Pyt
The whole process was very short. I applied for a Full Stack role in the CIO (Chief Information Office). The first round was a video-proctored HackerRank test with two programming and one SQL question. Another round was held the next day, and a per
Initial written test followed by four technical interviews. This was followed by one HR interview. It was a full-day, on-campus interview conducted at Bangalore. The HR round asked about: * Why are you interested in IBM? * What are your strengths