IBM is a relaxed workspace with a balanced work-life experience
IBM is a relaxed workspace with a balanced work-life experience
Work-life balance is met with compassion. Team bonding and engagement are taken into consideration.
Career growth is questionable.
Salary/compensation may not be as expected.
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The first round was an online assessment that consisted of two HackerRank questions. Around 97 people were shortlisted based on the first round. The first interview round was technical and offline. It consisted of merging two sorted linked lists, O
Software Developer
The interview went smoothly. The employees took great care of the candidates attending. The interview started at the given time and they also provided candidates with lunch. Overall, the interview experience was really good. They had only one round o
Software Developer
First, we had the online coding evaluation. We had two questions in total: * String manipulation * Topological sorting Next, we had our technical interview. It was a one-on-one panel. The panel I received was more focused on React.js (front-en
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Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaAugust 1, 2024The first round was an online assessment that consisted of two HackerRank questions. Around 97 people were shortlisted based on the first round. The first interview round was technical and offline. It consisted of merging two sorted linked lists, O
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Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaJanuary 1, 2025The interview went smoothly. The employees took great care of the candidates attending. The interview started at the given time and they also provided candidates with lunch. Overall, the interview experience was really good. They had only one round o
Software Developer
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaSeptember 1, 2024First, we had the online coding evaluation. We had two questions in total: * String manipulation * Topological sorting Next, we had our technical interview. It was a one-on-one panel. The panel I received was more focused on React.js (front-en
