Best in the industry, good management, and support.
I haven't experienced any cons here.
First, there was a written test, which had aptitude and mathematical questions. There was a different section on computer science, which comprised data structures and algorithms. After shortlisting, the first round was a technical interview. * Se
It was an on-campus hiring at a Tier 1 college, e.g., IIT, BITS. Round 1 consisted of DSA questions. Round 2 was a Technical Interview, in which I was asked questions about Java fundamentals, e.g., OOPs and their implementation in Notepad code. The
IBM had conducted total 3 rounds of interview. One telephonic and the second round was there for face-to-face technical, and the third round was there for HR discussion.
First, there was a written test, which had aptitude and mathematical questions. There was a different section on computer science, which comprised data structures and algorithms. After shortlisting, the first round was a technical interview. * Se
It was an on-campus hiring at a Tier 1 college, e.g., IIT, BITS. Round 1 consisted of DSA questions. Round 2 was a Technical Interview, in which I was asked questions about Java fundamentals, e.g., OOPs and their implementation in Notepad code. The
IBM had conducted total 3 rounds of interview. One telephonic and the second round was there for face-to-face technical, and the third round was there for HR discussion.