The learning curve is great
The learning curve is great
- If you are in a good project, then you can get a chance to learn a lot.
- Other than the regular project work, there are hundreds of opportunities in IBM where you can showcase your skills and knowledge and learn in parallel.
I've been working at IBM for three years, but I don't see any cons as such.
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IBM's interview process is seamless, progressing smoothly from the initial coding round to the subsequent stages. Following the coding round, they promptly provided a team joining link. During the coding assessment, participants encountered two str
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Total 5 rounds. 1st was Aptitude & Coding: easy to moderate. 2nd was Coding: moderate to hard. 3rd was GD: easy. 4th was Technical Interview: easy to moderate. The last one was HR: easy.
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The first round is the coding round. In this round, they ask slightly harder programming questions, and it is an elimination round. Then comes the technical round. They ask about data structures, databases, and OOPs concepts.
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Pune, Maharashtra, IndiaOctober 1, 2023IBM's interview process is seamless, progressing smoothly from the initial coding round to the subsequent stages. Following the coding round, they promptly provided a team joining link. During the coding assessment, participants encountered two str
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Pune, Maharashtra, IndiaDecember 15, 2023Total 5 rounds. 1st was Aptitude & Coding: easy to moderate. 2nd was Coding: moderate to hard. 3rd was GD: easy. 4th was Technical Interview: easy to moderate. The last one was HR: easy.
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Pune, Maharashtra, IndiaNovember 1, 2023The first round is the coding round. In this round, they ask slightly harder programming questions, and it is an elimination round. Then comes the technical round. They ask about data structures, databases, and OOPs concepts.
