Good to work, friendly environment.
WFH not allowed, Time flexibility.
Should be unbiased.
There were 4 rounds of interviews: * Written test * English proficiency test * Group discussion * Final interview Questions included C and C++ and brain teasers. One question was: "What would you do if you got stuck in a place with no trans
Recently, I had an interview at IBM, and what a pathetic experience it was. Initially, I received a call from someone who I assumed was an HR representative but turned out to be an admin guy (strange enough). He sent me an email about my interview
I applied through the career portal. Subsequently, I received an online test link, followed by these rounds: * Online Test * Technical Interview * Manager Round * HR Interview Each round was a very basic, scenario-based knowledge check. The manager
There were 4 rounds of interviews: * Written test * English proficiency test * Group discussion * Final interview Questions included C and C++ and brain teasers. One question was: "What would you do if you got stuck in a place with no trans
Recently, I had an interview at IBM, and what a pathetic experience it was. Initially, I received a call from someone who I assumed was an HR representative but turned out to be an admin guy (strange enough). He sent me an email about my interview
I applied through the career portal. Subsequently, I received an online test link, followed by these rounds: * Online Test * Technical Interview * Manager Round * HR Interview Each round was a very basic, scenario-based knowledge check. The manager