InnerSource, the use of Open Source technologies within a company, is an exciting new way to get more people involved in Information Technology projects. It helps with career growth, exposure, and employee retention.
IBM has stepped up our focus on InnerSource, and it helps deliver IT solutions to those who need it quicker.
Unless properly managed, it can detract people from their day-to-day jobs. We need management buy-in to allow their employees to work on InnerSource projects. It is a balancing act. The manager needs to consider the benefit to the employee while ensuring that their group delivers on its commitments to the business. Therefore, the measurement/reward system has to consider what a line manager does for InnerSource for the good of the whole area versus what a specific area (on its own) delivers.
Reward managers who let their people get involved in InnerSource appropriately from a whole business perspective.
One day event with peer engineers and managers up to 3rd line. I prepared a presentation, which was most helpful. Individual interviews had almost no surprises, but that's probably because of the nature of the specific area of this job. It was a very
The interview was good. It was done over the phone because I knew the manager. Then it took IBM a month and a half to make me an offer. IBM HR is in India! They had no clue of the culture here. Absolutely stupid!
The interview process started with a phone interview and then a site interview. In the site interview, I met several interviewers, and it took around 5 hours. I mainly explained what I did in school, and interviewers asked some questions related to m
One day event with peer engineers and managers up to 3rd line. I prepared a presentation, which was most helpful. Individual interviews had almost no surprises, but that's probably because of the nature of the specific area of this job. It was a very
The interview was good. It was done over the phone because I knew the manager. Then it took IBM a month and a half to make me an offer. IBM HR is in India! They had no clue of the culture here. Absolutely stupid!
The interview process started with a phone interview and then a site interview. In the site interview, I met several interviewers, and it took around 5 hours. I mainly explained what I did in school, and interviewers asked some questions related to m