Good work-life balance at IBM.
Nothing specifically about the cons.
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 consisted of three rounds: * **Round 1:** Online coding test. * **Round 2:** Technical interview. * **Round 3:** Managerial interview. Questions covered Data Structures and Algorithms (DSA), Object-Oriented Programming (
There were three rounds for this interview, with two technical rounds. In the first round, they tested Java skills. In the second round, they tested the capability to work on the project. One HR round was also included.
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 consisted of three rounds: * **Round 1:** Online coding test. * **Round 2:** Technical interview. * **Round 3:** Managerial interview. Questions covered Data Structures and Algorithms (DSA), Object-Oriented Programming (
There were three rounds for this interview, with two technical rounds. In the first round, they tested Java skills. In the second round, they tested the capability to work on the project. One HR round was also included.