Work-life balance, competitive salary.
I don't see any cons working here.
I was interviewed on automation tools like QTP and QC. I had to go through three rounds of interviews: * Technical round (IBM) * Technical round (client) * HR I was called into the IBM office located in BKC, and the interviewer, calling from Hydera
I applied for the off-campus drive. After clearing the technical exam that consisted of 3 coding questions (1 partially executed and 2 all cleared), had an interview with the HR directly, who asked a few basic technical questions. The interview is go
Very good and easy interview. It included lots of Java, Selenium, Cucumber, BDD, API testing, SQL, RDBMS, and MongoDB questions. The questions were mainly focused on testing and SDET roles. Do check GeeksforGeeks and Javapoint for any help you migh
I was interviewed on automation tools like QTP and QC. I had to go through three rounds of interviews: * Technical round (IBM) * Technical round (client) * HR I was called into the IBM office located in BKC, and the interviewer, calling from Hydera
I applied for the off-campus drive. After clearing the technical exam that consisted of 3 coding questions (1 partially executed and 2 all cleared), had an interview with the HR directly, who asked a few basic technical questions. The interview is go
Very good and easy interview. It included lots of Java, Selenium, Cucumber, BDD, API testing, SQL, RDBMS, and MongoDB questions. The questions were mainly focused on testing and SDET roles. Do check GeeksforGeeks and Javapoint for any help you migh