A great place to work with good learning opportunities. They encourage creative ideas and equip you with the platforms needed to implement them.
A lot depends on the team you are in, but I guess that’s anywhere, not just IBM.
1. Introducing yourself. 2. About programming questions asked in the previous coding round. 3. More on academic projects. 4. Asked me to show ID proof. 5. Any conflict between you and your teammates? 6. What are your strengths? 7. Difference between
The interview was straightforward. It began with a phone screen to discuss my behavior and other aspects of my background. This was followed by an in-person interview with more coding-related questions. The in-person interview was conducted with a
They asked basic questions about OOPS concepts: polymorphism and StringBuffer. They then asked for code implementing bubble sort. Finally, they inquired about project details, specifically: * What I had done * My contribution to the project * Which
1. Introducing yourself. 2. About programming questions asked in the previous coding round. 3. More on academic projects. 4. Asked me to show ID proof. 5. Any conflict between you and your teammates? 6. What are your strengths? 7. Difference between
The interview was straightforward. It began with a phone screen to discuss my behavior and other aspects of my background. This was followed by an in-person interview with more coding-related questions. The in-person interview was conducted with a
They asked basic questions about OOPS concepts: polymorphism and StringBuffer. They then asked for code implementing bubble sort. Finally, they inquired about project details, specifically: * What I had done * My contribution to the project * Which