IBM is an overall great place to work. They want you to partake in their company culture, but their benefits and flexible nature of the working hours more than make up for it. Management is understanding and wants to see your growth within the company.
They tend to pay a little below average.
It was an AI-based behavioral interview round where two scenario-based questions were asked. You had to speak with the camera and microphone on. I had to speak for one minute, and you could get two chances to record an answer for a certain question.
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
I need to go to the office for an interview. A biometric check and lot of security measures will be done. It was a good interview, a best experience. It wasn't difficult as a 5-year C++ developer. Most of the questions were checking my real-time han
It was an AI-based behavioral interview round where two scenario-based questions were asked. You had to speak with the camera and microphone on. I had to speak for one minute, and you could get two chances to record an answer for a certain question.
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
I need to go to the office for an interview. A biometric check and lot of security measures will be done. It was a good interview, a best experience. It wasn't difficult as a 5-year C++ developer. Most of the questions were checking my real-time han