Many of IBM's employees are remote workers. This comes with both pros and cons. The pros are obvious: less gas used, less time spent in travel, flexible work hours, etc. The only real con is isolation. The division I work in has been extremely generous with flex time, allowing me to work when I want.
IBM is such a huge organization that sometimes getting through the red tape to accomplish something is horrible.
Most everything in my division is driven by customer dollars, leaving little room for R&D type activities.
In general, IBM's Senior Management is doing an excellent job. Within my division, Senior Management needs to delegate responsibility. Our organization is entirely top-heavy, with Senior Management getting in the way of rapid response to client needs because everything (even down to setting up a billing code) must go through management.
I was given a coding assessment to complete. I completed the assessment to the best of my knowledge and was ghosted by them. I found out that I was rejected when I logged on to the job portal.
The interview process was smooth and quick. Questions asked were relevant to the position and work. It was a cordial, multi-level interview process. Three different levels of technical interviews were followed by a Human Resources (HR) interview. Th
Basic: Phone screen, then on-site.
I was given a coding assessment to complete. I completed the assessment to the best of my knowledge and was ghosted by them. I found out that I was rejected when I logged on to the job portal.
The interview process was smooth and quick. Questions asked were relevant to the position and work. It was a cordial, multi-level interview process. Three different levels of technical interviews were followed by a Human Resources (HR) interview. Th
Basic: Phone screen, then on-site.