Work-life balance. Good compensation. Great for learning.
IBM is mainly attributed as a service-based firm.
There are two rounds of questions to test your aptitude. Shortlisted candidates are selected for the interview. The interview was average; they asked basic questions about data structures, sorting, and databases (queries).
Overall, the experience was good, and I felt quite comfortable during the process. IBM's test was actually easy compared to what I had expected, though I must admit that I was underprepared this time. I could still manage a decent number of questions
There were three rounds in total. Two of these were technical, involving healthy discussion around problem-solving and resume projects. The last round was managerial and purely based on soft skills.
There are two rounds of questions to test your aptitude. Shortlisted candidates are selected for the interview. The interview was average; they asked basic questions about data structures, sorting, and databases (queries).
Overall, the experience was good, and I felt quite comfortable during the process. IBM's test was actually easy compared to what I had expected, though I must admit that I was underprepared this time. I could still manage a decent number of questions
There were three rounds in total. Two of these were technical, involving healthy discussion around problem-solving and resume projects. The last round was managerial and purely based on soft skills.