IBM is more employee-friendly and professional compared to other organizations where I had previously worked. They have very good processes established for learning and self-development. If you are interested in developing yourself, all the resources are available here. The sky is the limit.
No major concerns till now.
3-round interview: First round was an aptitude test, which was based on basic math concepts like number recognition, profit and loss, probability, and age problems. Second was a business English test. Third was an HR round.
LeetCode 269, LeetCode coin change problem, isomorphic strings, grouped anagrams. These were mainly DSA questions asked. The interview expected optimal solutions and time complexity analysis for different ways to solve each problem.
I received a call from IBM for an interview. I completed all rounds with them, which were conducted via WebEx. They had a total of three rounds. The first one was a mental and English test. After completing the managerial round, I never received a ca
3-round interview: First round was an aptitude test, which was based on basic math concepts like number recognition, profit and loss, probability, and age problems. Second was a business English test. Third was an HR round.
LeetCode 269, LeetCode coin change problem, isomorphic strings, grouped anagrams. These were mainly DSA questions asked. The interview expected optimal solutions and time complexity analysis for different ways to solve each problem.
I received a call from IBM for an interview. I completed all rounds with them, which were conducted via WebEx. They had a total of three rounds. The first one was a mental and English test. After completing the managerial round, I never received a ca