IBM is good to work with.
Found no cons with IBM.
I first applied through the online web portal and then received a call from the hiring manager. I was scheduled for a single-day interview, which included 3-4 technical rounds followed by an HR round.
The process was very tough, and I was interviewed for one and a half hours. All the mentioned skill sets were asked about, including .NET, Angular, and SQL Server. They asked basic questions for each skill set, then had me write a program and an SQL
The IBM interview process was quite clear and crisp. I attended a total of three rounds: * The first round was a written test of my technology. * Then, there were two technical rounds: a telephonic discussion and a face-to-face discussion. * T
I first applied through the online web portal and then received a call from the hiring manager. I was scheduled for a single-day interview, which included 3-4 technical rounds followed by an HR round.
The process was very tough, and I was interviewed for one and a half hours. All the mentioned skill sets were asked about, including .NET, Angular, and SQL Server. They asked basic questions for each skill set, then had me write a program and an SQL
The IBM interview process was quite clear and crisp. I attended a total of three rounds: * The first round was a written test of my technology. * Then, there were two technical rounds: a telephonic discussion and a face-to-face discussion. * T