Managers hide policies, and no attempt is made to listen to employees' versions to grow inside the organization.
I received an interview call from LinkedIn. There are a total of three rounds: 1. HackerRank Test (covering Java, Spring, Spring Boot, Microservices, SQL, ReactJS) 2. Technical Interview (Java, Spring Boot, Microservices, SQL) 3. PDM round (behavio
I had one technical and one managerial round. The same day as the first technical discussion, the HR team called and rescheduled the next round. Within a week, they gave me the offer letter. The interview process was smooth, and I had a great expe
Design questions around using mainframes. No cloud-based opportunities. IBM wanted people to work on their legacy businesses. The salary and benefits were lowball and not outstanding. This was about what I expected after reading other reviews.
I received an interview call from LinkedIn. There are a total of three rounds: 1. HackerRank Test (covering Java, Spring, Spring Boot, Microservices, SQL, ReactJS) 2. Technical Interview (Java, Spring Boot, Microservices, SQL) 3. PDM round (behavio
I had one technical and one managerial round. The same day as the first technical discussion, the HR team called and rescheduled the next round. Within a week, they gave me the offer letter. The interview process was smooth, and I had a great expe
Design questions around using mainframes. No cloud-based opportunities. IBM wanted people to work on their legacy businesses. The salary and benefits were lowball and not outstanding. This was about what I expected after reading other reviews.