IBM is great. Baton Rouge IBM is awful
IBM is great. Baton Rouge IBM is awful
Core IBM is a great company. As a whole, IBMers are probably the nicest group of people I have ever worked with. Everyone in Core IBM has a lot of integrity and an excellent work ethic.
Health care benefits are very good.
Baton Rouge IBM is a great place to start if you're fresh out of college. It's a major resume boost, and you really do learn a lot on projects.
The Baton Rouge CIC is quite possibly the worst part of IBM.
Most managers are unable or unwilling to do their jobs.
The pay is shockingly low, and "promotions" are insultingly small.
I received a "promotion" and it was only a $3000/yr increase.
I spend a lot of weekends working, and I usually don't get home until 9 PM.
I calculated my hourly rate: it's $14/hr, before taxes.
Baton Rouge CIC is a great place to start, but not a place to stay.
Get in, get your experience, get out.
Practice managers could really benefit from some training.
An Employee Retention Plan (if you have one) needs an upgrade.
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The first interview is all about what projects and roles you've done before. Simply put: "Tell me about yourself." After that, you'll have a behavioral interview. You must take an IQ test, mostly questions like "Based on the sequence, what number i
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It was very friendly. I applied online. After four weeks, I got notice that I was pre-selected for the next step of the interview. A friend told me he had a coding test. In my case, there wasn't one. Generally, there were no difficult questions or un
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This is for the Baton Rouge CIC. The process was easy. It involved behavioral and technical questions during a virtual interview. The process took roughly 21 days to complete and receive an offer. Salary negotiation was not possible. The offer was ac
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Baton Rouge, Louisiana, United StatesFebruary 1, 2016The first interview is all about what projects and roles you've done before. Simply put: "Tell me about yourself." After that, you'll have a behavioral interview. You must take an IQ test, mostly questions like "Based on the sequence, what number i
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Baton Rouge, Louisiana, United StatesFebruary 1, 2015It was very friendly. I applied online. After four weeks, I got notice that I was pre-selected for the next step of the interview. A friend told me he had a coding test. In my case, there wasn't one. Generally, there were no difficult questions or un
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Baton Rouge, Louisiana, United StatesJuly 20, 2023This is for the Baton Rouge CIC. The process was easy. It involved behavioral and technical questions during a virtual interview. The process took roughly 21 days to complete and receive an offer. Salary negotiation was not possible. The offer was ac
