I worked in the ISL (India Software Lab) Division. The main advantages were:
A detailed-oriented interview with several rounds. The technical rounds involved coming up with several test cases around things around me, like a pen, and about testing an email server. The other two technical rounds involved briefing me about the
I applied through a recruiter, and the process took two weeks. I interviewed at IBM. A recruiter visited my university to conduct interviews. He seemed primarily interested in my overall skills, including soft skills. I shared my portfolio of work a
Mine was a physical drive. It started with the project details, and then followed by questions related to the language or skill you're good at. I got my questions on Java.
A detailed-oriented interview with several rounds. The technical rounds involved coming up with several test cases around things around me, like a pen, and about testing an email server. The other two technical rounds involved briefing me about the
I applied through a recruiter, and the process took two weeks. I interviewed at IBM. A recruiter visited my university to conduct interviews. He seemed primarily interested in my overall skills, including soft skills. I shared my portfolio of work a
Mine was a physical drive. It started with the project details, and then followed by questions related to the language or skill you're good at. I got my questions on Java.