IBM has a good work environment.
I have not seen any cons for IBM.
No advice from my side.
Phone screen, onsite interview, 1 week waiting for decline. Phone screen, onsite interview, 1 week waiting for decline. Phone screen, onsite interview, 1 week waiting for decline. Phone screen, onsite interview, 1 week waiting for decline.
I first had a technical round that lasted for roughly 40 minutes. This was followed by an HR round, which lasted for around 30 minutes. Both of these rounds were held in person. Within a week, I was sent a link to take the iPAT. On clearing that, I
The interview was moderate and had 3 rounds: * Coding * Tech Interview (Introduction, My main programming language, asked just to rectify an error in one code and asked to explain projects) * HR Interview
Phone screen, onsite interview, 1 week waiting for decline. Phone screen, onsite interview, 1 week waiting for decline. Phone screen, onsite interview, 1 week waiting for decline. Phone screen, onsite interview, 1 week waiting for decline.
I first had a technical round that lasted for roughly 40 minutes. This was followed by an HR round, which lasted for around 30 minutes. Both of these rounds were held in person. Within a week, I was sent a link to take the iPAT. On clearing that, I
The interview was moderate and had 3 rounds: * Coding * Tech Interview (Introduction, My main programming language, asked just to rectify an error in one code and asked to explain projects) * HR Interview