IBM covers just about everything in IT, with many 'companies within companies'.
I have a DIY attitude to career development, which suits me to an extent.
Technology is big at IBM. You can still have a fulfilling technical career at IBM (though it's getting harder).
I have met a lot of great people at IBM, and most are still working there eight years later.
Huge company, so...
Lots of process.
Slow moving, slow to change.
Slave to the stock market, which is tough given how hard it is for IBM to change direction.
For a company making a lot of money, they do not splash it around. Stock market, I guess.
Innovation is becoming more and more difficult due to process, but I think that affects all large organizations.
Going through a tough time at the moment, trying to work out what IBM really stands for with all these new IT companies surfacing every year/month.
Have less of you, but that is not going to happen. Most of the first/second line management people are powerless. It feels like we are run by accountants at times.
I attended an IBM Dublin, Ireland interview in October 2024. I was contacted by HR, and later there were two technical rounds, both taken by the manager. I received an offer, but after one year, the same manager fired me from IBM.
OA, followed by questionnaire/form to fill out. Only then was I informed that the position was solely for a placement and not a summer internship. All advertisements of the position made no reference to it just being a placement; it seems that they h
I recently had an interview with IBM for a Software Development Intern role in Dublin. It was a non-technical interview. There were a few behavioral questions, and then it was about the projects I have done. I had displayed a keen interest in Java, s
I attended an IBM Dublin, Ireland interview in October 2024. I was contacted by HR, and later there were two technical rounds, both taken by the manager. I received an offer, but after one year, the same manager fired me from IBM.
OA, followed by questionnaire/form to fill out. Only then was I informed that the position was solely for a placement and not a summer internship. All advertisements of the position made no reference to it just being a placement; it seems that they h
I recently had an interview with IBM for a Software Development Intern role in Dublin. It was a non-technical interview. There were a few behavioral questions, and then it was about the projects I have done. I had displayed a keen interest in Java, s