in IBM Work-life balance
Less growth in terms of salary.
no
Internship interviews often present difficult problem-solving and coding questions. They typically include tricky multiple-choice questions and some high-level coding challenges. The time limit is very limited, putting candidates under pressure and
1. Asked me about my resume and my understanding of relational databases. 2. Gave me an algorithm question to solve. 3. Asked me if I had any further questions about the company.
A very cordial and not rigid interview. The examiner makes you feel at ease by paying close attention to the activities you have carried out. Furthermore, they also sent emails of non-suitability, which is not something everyone does.
Internship interviews often present difficult problem-solving and coding questions. They typically include tricky multiple-choice questions and some high-level coding challenges. The time limit is very limited, putting candidates under pressure and
1. Asked me about my resume and my understanding of relational databases. 2. Gave me an algorithm question to solve. 3. Asked me if I had any further questions about the company.
A very cordial and not rigid interview. The examiner makes you feel at ease by paying close attention to the activities you have carried out. Furthermore, they also sent emails of non-suitability, which is not something everyone does.