Flexible hours and the ability to work from home.
I worked with some very intelligent and talented people. (Until they wised up and found better employment.)
IBM is now a gigantic money-generating machine for its top executives and largest investors. Employees are treated like disposable parts. Relentless focus on earnings growth has broken the company.
Raises and bonuses are rare. Low job security. Employees may be let go regardless of absolute job performance (hello, stacked ranking). Career advancement is difficult unless you don't mind being a spineless yes-man. They are looking for overseers, not leaders.
Morale could not be lower.
The company likes to talk about innovation but rarely invests in it. Demands, responsibilities, and obligations increase while teams are reduced and salaries stagnate. Products are falling behind in technology and quality. Excessive processes are used in lieu of common sense.
Good luck on getting SammyP's $225M payout when you go. The company will have been gutted by that point.
After sending my resume, it took one month before I heard back for a telephone interview. Another three weeks later, there were two rounds of technical interviews before I received the job offer.
Received a phone call to introduce the background and some project-related information. On-site, there were three face-to-face interviews: * Two technical group interviews * One 1:1 management personality interview. Received the offer after three
What do you like about software?
After sending my resume, it took one month before I heard back for a telephone interview. Another three weeks later, there were two rounds of technical interviews before I received the job offer.
Received a phone call to introduce the background and some project-related information. On-site, there were three face-to-face interviews: * Two technical group interviews * One 1:1 management personality interview. Received the offer after three
What do you like about software?