IBM

There is a lot of downtime when you aren't on a project, allowing you to do other things. Some projects offer good travel opportunities. IBM is now on your resume.

There is a lack of communication between managers, and it makes it frustrating to get on a project.

Deployment managers are clueless as to who you are and what skills you have.

You get thrown into projects where you don't have the skills, or you are sold as a professional.

They say 10% travel, but many projects require you to go to the client location every week for months.

Salary is a joke compared to other jobs in the field. Even in other IBM departments, you get paid nearly twice as much.

Pay your workers more; they are skilled for a reason.

Start talking with each other. Get to know your employees and begin keeping track of them.

As of right now, it is just a whirlwind of people that someone managed to land on projects.