Good Balance, Low Pay
Good Balance, Low Pay
Work-life balance is good. No swipe-in time is noted. Unlimited casual and sick leave are available. US onsite opportunities exist. Even after leaving the organization, chances to get a US visa are good as the IBM name is associated with you.
There are lots of tie-ups with big online course providers like Coursera and Udemy.
Pay is less. Hike is very less, 5-6% on average. Sometimes even less. Less promotions. Good for managers.
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