Good company for beginners.
Management is weak, depending on one's project.
The interview was moderate, with not many technical questions. I attended for a Java Developer position, so they asked many questions on collections, strings, and arrays. There were also some questions on Spring, Hibernate, and SQL, as I had included
The interview process consisted of three rounds, showcasing a comprehensive evaluation approach. * Two Technical Rounds with Test Lead * One Product Development Manager (PDM) Round The interview process appeared thorough and well-organized.
Two technical rounds. One HR round. So, there are two technical rounds asking basic Java with Spring Boot questions. If you prepare well, you can easily crack the interview, so that is most important. IBM is a very good company, and it's kind of li
The interview was moderate, with not many technical questions. I attended for a Java Developer position, so they asked many questions on collections, strings, and arrays. There were also some questions on Spring, Hibernate, and SQL, as I had included
The interview process consisted of three rounds, showcasing a comprehensive evaluation approach. * Two Technical Rounds with Test Lead * One Product Development Manager (PDM) Round The interview process appeared thorough and well-organized.
Two technical rounds. One HR round. So, there are two technical rounds asking basic Java with Spring Boot questions. If you prepare well, you can easily crack the interview, so that is most important. IBM is a very good company, and it's kind of li