A very good experience in my life.
There is no downside in IBM.
The interview process seemed random. They conducted two HR rounds for some candidates, two technical rounds for others, and one technical and one HR round for yet others. However, the interview itself was easy. They asked me about AWS, Docker, and tw
Coding was very tough. MySQL queries were easy. MySQL queries are based on primary keys, foreign keys, and joining tables. There were four tables where every table was dependent on other tables.
Worst nonsense. She just passed time without looking at my resume. She asked encyclopedia-unrelated questions. They called me for an interview, but the panel wasn't there, so I had a telephonic interview in the IBM office itself. "Who is your scrum m
The interview process seemed random. They conducted two HR rounds for some candidates, two technical rounds for others, and one technical and one HR round for yet others. However, the interview itself was easy. They asked me about AWS, Docker, and tw
Coding was very tough. MySQL queries were easy. MySQL queries are based on primary keys, foreign keys, and joining tables. There were four tables where every table was dependent on other tables.
Worst nonsense. She just passed time without looking at my resume. She asked encyclopedia-unrelated questions. They called me for an interview, but the panel wasn't there, so I had a telephonic interview in the IBM office itself. "Who is your scrum m