A lot of flexibility to direct your own work. You can define and run with your ideas if you get buy-in.
Very smart people – the crème de la crème of IBM. Relaxed environment. Work-life balance is like no other.
It is unlikely that there will be another place that will top this place as the best place I've ever worked.
Slow moving. If you're younger and are looking to progress in your career, it can be frustrating.
Take more risk in implementing ideas that researchers come up with. Sometimes you'll see something you worked on years before turn out to be a great product later (implemented by others).
I had two phone screenings, which lasted about 30 minutes each. We talked about my relevant experience in classes and previous internships. After the two phone interviews, I was called onsite. Overall, the experience was smooth, and they communicate
Straightforward. There were no curveballs in the process. If you know your stuff, you should be good. A bit long, but it's to be expected from a company the size of IBM.
The interview process was relatively smooth. I received an email recommending this position, and soon after, I was able to get a phone call from a recruiter for IBM.
I had two phone screenings, which lasted about 30 minutes each. We talked about my relevant experience in classes and previous internships. After the two phone interviews, I was called onsite. Overall, the experience was smooth, and they communicate
Straightforward. There were no curveballs in the process. If you know your stuff, you should be good. A bit long, but it's to be expected from a company the size of IBM.
The interview process was relatively smooth. I received an email recommending this position, and soon after, I was able to get a phone call from a recruiter for IBM.