You can work on international and cool projects, but it depends on the business unit you are in.
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I found the job on LinkedIn and submitted my résumé on the IBM jobs site. After that, I received a phone call to validate some of my information. Then, I started to take part in the selection process, which consisted of: * A logic test * A lan
The first tech round involved pen-and-paper Java puzzles, algorithms, and join queries. The second round was a combined manager and HR interview. A CAT-level puzzle was also asked.
It consisted of an hour-long interview. Questions regarding SQL queries and certain data structures were asked. They also inquired about how I could reduce code redundancy.
I found the job on LinkedIn and submitted my résumé on the IBM jobs site. After that, I received a phone call to validate some of my information. Then, I started to take part in the selection process, which consisted of: * A logic test * A lan
The first tech round involved pen-and-paper Java puzzles, algorithms, and join queries. The second round was a combined manager and HR interview. A CAT-level puzzle was also asked.
It consisted of an hour-long interview. Questions regarding SQL queries and certain data structures were asked. They also inquired about how I could reduce code redundancy.