IBM Software Developer Interview Questions, Process, and Tips

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Good communication

Java

Round duration - 45 minutes
IBM had organized a coding fest in our college. I participated there and through that I got a chance to interview for the position of software developer at IBM. There was only one round for me, an Interview round where they asked Technical and HR questions. A lot of the interview was based around my project only.

Q1. Tell me about yourself
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Q2. What was your final year project?
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My final year project was a web-based e-commerce platform for small businesses.
• Developed using PHP and MySQL

• Implemented features such as product catalog, shopping cart, and payment gateway integration

• Designed a user-friendly interface with responsive design

• Conducted testing and debugging to ensure smooth functionality
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Q3. Do you like online classes or offline classes?
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It depends on the subject and the quality of the class.
• For technical subjects, online classes are more convenient and accessible.

• For practical subjects, offline classes are better as they provide hands-on experience.

• The quality of the class is more important than the mode of delivery.

• Online classes can save time and money on commuting.

• Offline classes provide opportunities for networking and socializing.
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Q4. How will you compete with your colleagues?
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Q5. Will you do projects on current technologies or old technologies?
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I am open to working on projects with both current and old technologies.
• I believe in using the right tool for the job, regardless of its age.

• Older technologies may still be in use and require maintenance or updates.

• Current technologies may offer new and innovative solutions to problems.

• I am always willing to learn and adapt to new technologies.

• Examples of old technologies I have experience with include Java and C++.

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Q6. Design a system for railway ticket booking
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Design a system for railway ticket booking
• Create a user-friendly interface for booking tickets

• Integrate payment gateway for secure transactions

• Implement seat availability and reservation system

• Include features for cancellation and refund

• Develop a database to store user and ticket information
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Q7. Are you willing to relocate?
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Yes, I am willing to relocate for the right opportunity.
• I am open to exploring new locations and cultures.

• I am willing to consider relocation packages and assistance.

• I am excited about the prospect of working with a new team and expanding my skills.

• Examples: I have previously relocated for a job opportunity and found it to be a positive experience.

• I am willing to discuss specific details and requirements for relocation
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Q8. Any questions?
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Yes, I have a few questions regarding the company culture and team dynamics.
• Can you tell me more about the team structure and how collaboration is encouraged?

• What is the company's approach to professional development and growth?

• How does the company prioritize work-life balance for its employees?
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Round duration - 60 Minutes
Round difficulty - Easy

MCQ Round

- Quants
- Logical
- Verbal
- DBMS
- OOPs

Round duration - 20 Minutes
Round difficulty - Easy

Tech + HR

Q1. Chocolate Problem
Given an array/list of integer numbers 'CHOCOLATES' of size 'N', where each value of the array/list represents the number of chocolates in the packet. There are ‘M’ number...read more
Ans. Recursion
The idea is that generate all the possible subsets of size ‘M’ and checks the minimum difference that can be possible from all subsets. 
 
1. This problem can be solved using recursion and the idea behind this is to generate all the possible minimum differences from the given array.
2. To store minimum difference we use a variable (say, ‘minVal’) and the initial value is ‘INFINITE’
3. For each element we will hav...read more
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