IBM is good for work.
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Two rounds of coding were conducted. The first round focused on common DSA questions, such as implementing a queue using a linked list and some variations, along with questions about C++ STL. The second round was more system-level, exploring how to
The first round was an online exam, which was quite easy, followed by two rounds of technical interviews. The first interview round asked starting from the basics. The second round was at an intermediate level.
The telephonic round was critical. A lot of algorithms and good technical understanding were tested. Questions around JavaScript Promises and the async mechanism were tested in depth. The complexity of algorithms and knowledge around algorithm analys
Two rounds of coding were conducted. The first round focused on common DSA questions, such as implementing a queue using a linked list and some variations, along with questions about C++ STL. The second round was more system-level, exploring how to
The first round was an online exam, which was quite easy, followed by two rounds of technical interviews. The first interview round asked starting from the basics. The second round was at an intermediate level.
The telephonic round was critical. A lot of algorithms and good technical understanding were tested. Questions around JavaScript Promises and the async mechanism were tested in depth. The complexity of algorithms and knowledge around algorithm analys