I joined IBM India Software Labs right after college and have been a part of the org for more than a year now. I have seen the growth potential in the majority of them who work here. It's a great place to work.
The team members and the manager are very supportive and helpful.
Every employee might have their opinion about any org, but personally, I don't see a con working here.
The first round was technical and included three coding questions based on trees, strings, and C programming, along with many multiple-choice questions. The next round was an online interview, mainly focusing on C, C++, and the Linux operating syste
I was selected by this company to work for IBM on a contract for 18 months. After clearing all rounds, they said I was rejected because they want money from every student they select. They offer eligibility as 2015-16 passouts. However, if 2014 pass
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 first round was technical and included three coding questions based on trees, strings, and C programming, along with many multiple-choice questions. The next round was an online interview, mainly focusing on C, C++, and the Linux operating syste
I was selected by this company to work for IBM on a contract for 18 months. After clearing all rounds, they said I was rejected because they want money from every student they select. They offer eligibility as 2015-16 passouts. However, if 2014 pass
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