A safe place to learn & work - India Software Labs (ISL)
A safe place to learn & work - India Software Labs (ISL)
A safe environment to learn by making mistakes early, which would be valuable for personal and professional life.
Several opportunities to grow, a great and positive workplace culture.
ISL is a great organization within IBM to work for, and you have the chance to work with big, interesting, and challenging problems.
IBM is a big company; experience may vary depending on the team and organization you work for within IBM.
Compensation and pay raises will be lower compared to other product-based companies.
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There were 3 technical rounds, mainly focused on C++. They were completely asking coding questions. You need to code, and they asked questions on it. So, it's better to prepare on customized inbuilt functions. Be confident.
Software Engineer
I was interviewed during campus selection at my college. There were three tech rounds, followed by one managerial round. The questions were basic technical ones. A written round preceded the one-on-one interviews.
Software Engineer
Consisted of an OA, followed by two rounds of interviews: one technical and one HR. In the first round, two DSA questions were asked, followed by projects and CS fundamentals. It was an on-campus process.
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Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaOctober 28, 2025There were 3 technical rounds, mainly focused on C++. They were completely asking coding questions. You need to code, and they asked questions on it. So, it's better to prepare on customized inbuilt functions. Be confident.
Software Engineer
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaMay 1, 2014I was interviewed during campus selection at my college. There were three tech rounds, followed by one managerial round. The questions were basic technical ones. A written round preceded the one-on-one interviews.
Software Engineer
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaNovember 4, 2025Consisted of an OA, followed by two rounds of interviews: one technical and one HR. In the first round, two DSA questions were asked, followed by projects and CS fundamentals. It was an on-campus process.
