IBM is a good company.
I can't complain about it.
The first round was informal. I was asked about my previous company and projects, which I completed during my master's and undergraduate studies. The second round was a simple technical round. Basic OOPs and Java questions were asked.
A recruiter contacted me via LinkedIn, and two interviews followed. Then an offer arrived. This was a horrible experience. I was interviewed for a full-stack developer role, but it turned out to be an SDET position. I had to reject the offer before
Initially, there was a 30-minute phone screening interview with the hiring manager, where I was asked some basic technical questions. After the interview, I was invited for an in-person interview the next day.
The first round was informal. I was asked about my previous company and projects, which I completed during my master's and undergraduate studies. The second round was a simple technical round. Basic OOPs and Java questions were asked.
A recruiter contacted me via LinkedIn, and two interviews followed. Then an offer arrived. This was a horrible experience. I was interviewed for a full-stack developer role, but it turned out to be an SDET position. I had to reject the offer before
Initially, there was a 30-minute phone screening interview with the hiring manager, where I was asked some basic technical questions. After the interview, I was invited for an in-person interview the next day.