Decent benefits.
Also had flexible hours if needing to work from home from time to time.
Slow growth opportunities. Slow adaptation of newer technologies. Had poor adaptation of agile system design.
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
Telephonic interview followed by a face-to-face. Most of the questions were very easy. They asked the usual questions, such as why you are joining, what your expectations are, and so on.
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
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
Telephonic interview followed by a face-to-face. Most of the questions were very easy. They asked the usual questions, such as why you are joining, what your expectations are, and so on.
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