Great free learning programs.
Prestigious name.
Many open communities and opportunities.
They care more about their bottom dollar than their employees. They lack general team management.
They rely on the development teams to take on management roles, such as scrum master, PO, PM, etc., to save money. Everything is expensive, including the coffee. Offices are really outdated and poorly equipped, so much so that only 20% of employees are committing to the hybrid work model.
Hello, I interviewed at IBM. The initial round was telephonic, and the interviewer asked me a few basic questions that anyone with two years of experience would know. Those questions were very easy. Once I cleared that, they asked me to appear for
There were two rounds of technical interviews: 1. Technical interview with basic questions on Angular, JavaScript, .NET Core, Azure, and SQL Server. 2. Deep-level technical interview on Angular, JavaScript, .NET Core, Azure, and SQL Server. 3. HR di
3 interviews: * 1st round: Technical (telephonic interview with the technical lead) * 2nd round: Face-to-face interview with the Hiring Manager and Director * 3rd round: HR interview
Hello, I interviewed at IBM. The initial round was telephonic, and the interviewer asked me a few basic questions that anyone with two years of experience would know. Those questions were very easy. Once I cleared that, they asked me to appear for
There were two rounds of technical interviews: 1. Technical interview with basic questions on Angular, JavaScript, .NET Core, Azure, and SQL Server. 2. Deep-level technical interview on Angular, JavaScript, .NET Core, Azure, and SQL Server. 3. HR di
3 interviews: * 1st round: Technical (telephonic interview with the technical lead) * 2nd round: Face-to-face interview with the Hiring Manager and Director * 3rd round: HR interview