It was a good place to work when I first started in 1998. They used to pay for tuition reimbursement and provide professional classes every year. The bonuses were good, and it was a good environment to work in.
With the recent job cuts, morale for US employees has gone down. The goal is to get US-based employees below 100K and increase the headcount in India, which is already above 90K. Most employees work way too much overtime, and most are stressed out. Many people are worried about losing their jobs. There is no work-life balance at IBM. Most people work from home. Most managers are not qualified to be managers and lack the education or certification in management.
Management really needs to treat employees like human beings instead of a serial number.
I would encourage management to look at the big picture and do what is ethical.
Very slow. There were about four months between my application and offer acceptance, and it was over five months before I started. Hiring is largely outsourced to India. Interviews were over the phone, along with a half-day round of interviews on-s
I applied online, and two weeks later, I received an email inviting me for an interview. The process was quick. I was interviewed by four different people. After the interview, I was told they would get back to me in less than two weeks.
I didn't have a process because I looked for opportunities at university courses and then started a scholarship.
Very slow. There were about four months between my application and offer acceptance, and it was over five months before I started. Hiring is largely outsourced to India. Interviews were over the phone, along with a half-day round of interviews on-s
I applied online, and two weeks later, I received an email inviting me for an interview. The process was quick. I was interviewed by four different people. After the interview, I was told they would get back to me in less than two weeks.
I didn't have a process because I looked for opportunities at university courses and then started a scholarship.