It's good to work at IBM.
Didn't find any cons here.
The interview process started with basic OOP concepts, leading to an in-depth implementation of ArrayList and BST concepts, focusing on their most effective usage. There was also a portion covering DBMS knowledge.
It was not that good. They conducted one technical round. They asked about C++ questions and Linux commands. I answered some. Most of the questions were on: * OOPs and STL * Multithreading * Exception handling
The interview process went quite nicely, I had total 3 rounds, and I got rejected in final round. The interview process went quite nicely, I had total 3 rounds, and I got rejected in final round. The interview process went quite nicely, I had total 3
The interview process started with basic OOP concepts, leading to an in-depth implementation of ArrayList and BST concepts, focusing on their most effective usage. There was also a portion covering DBMS knowledge.
It was not that good. They conducted one technical round. They asked about C++ questions and Linux commands. I answered some. Most of the questions were on: * OOPs and STL * Multithreading * Exception handling
The interview process went quite nicely, I had total 3 rounds, and I got rejected in final round. The interview process went quite nicely, I had total 3 rounds, and I got rejected in final round. The interview process went quite nicely, I had total 3