All depends on the project and the client.
IBM's policies are pretty good compared to other service-based MNCs.
The first technical round included programming questions on Python and Node.js. This was followed by a section on use case optimization, where the most challenging aspects were tested. During this phase, composure, a hustling mindset, and the neatnes
The interview process was very good. There were two technical rounds. In the first round, there were many technical questions related to technical skills, and they also asked some questions about programming. The second round focused on the project
I received a call from an IBM Success Partner. The process took one week. The interview was very easy, and there were two rounds: * The first was a technical round, with questions based on Java basics and Spring. * The second was an HR + manager
The first technical round included programming questions on Python and Node.js. This was followed by a section on use case optimization, where the most challenging aspects were tested. During this phase, composure, a hustling mindset, and the neatnes
The interview process was very good. There were two technical rounds. In the first round, there were many technical questions related to technical skills, and they also asked some questions about programming. The second round focused on the project
I received a call from an IBM Success Partner. The process took one week. The interview was very easy, and there were two rounds: * The first was a technical round, with questions based on Java basics and Spring. * The second was an HR + manager