A good company to work for, having better work-life balance.
I don't find any cons at IBM.
The questions asked were technical, with most of them related to coding. Some questions about the company's knowledge and its progress in the IT field were also asked.
It was easy. Basic data structures and algorithms questions were asked, along with a few developer-based questions. Overall, be confident and you'll get in. Also, ensure you have good communication skills. All the best!
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
The questions asked were technical, with most of them related to coding. Some questions about the company's knowledge and its progress in the IT field were also asked.
It was easy. Basic data structures and algorithms questions were asked, along with a few developer-based questions. Overall, be confident and you'll get in. Also, ensure you have good communication skills. All the best!
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