The best part about working for IBM is their work environment. With flexible work timing, there is great work/life balance. Also, IBM provides women with a lot of flexibility in terms of work hours, work-from-home options, and a flexible leave plan.
Given the kind of work IBM is doing, the work is quite challenging.
Easy interview. I answered all the questions asked. Went to the behavioural round and answered there as well. However, I was not selected solely because of my branch, even after performing better than most of the CSE students.
Interview process was smooth. All basic questions from Core Java, Spring, Hibernate, and whatever you have mentioned in your resume. Two rounds of interview. In the first round, they asked questions from Core Java, and in the second, they asked from
I recently interviewed with IBM for a backend developer role. The experience was challenging, with a 45-minute session featuring complex questions on segment tree algorithms and SQL. Despite the difficulty, I found the time constraint for entry-leve
Easy interview. I answered all the questions asked. Went to the behavioural round and answered there as well. However, I was not selected solely because of my branch, even after performing better than most of the CSE students.
Interview process was smooth. All basic questions from Core Java, Spring, Hibernate, and whatever you have mentioned in your resume. Two rounds of interview. In the first round, they asked questions from Core Java, and in the second, they asked from
I recently interviewed with IBM for a backend developer role. The experience was challenging, with a 45-minute session featuring complex questions on segment tree algorithms and SQL. Despite the difficulty, I found the time constraint for entry-leve