Work from Home. Travel if you need to. Not much competition on the teams because of IBM's continuous layoffs. My team is very open to folks speaking to candidates without much fear of reprisal. Good support from my leadership.
Layoffs 2 to 3 times a year, removing some of their best producers.
IBM guts a team with layoffs, then "holds accountable" (blames) remaining employees for underperformance. VPs swoop in to save the day and spin real disasters as wins while changing nothing.
Officers get huge bonuses; employees get pennies.
Travel reimbursements ignore employees' personal and real costs for leaving home to earn revenue for the company.
Though I make well into six figures, after unpaid overtime, my wage is less than a Starbucks employee.
Much less support among the teams because of IBM's continuous layoffs.
IBM officers are corporate raiders. They layoff people, often destroying lives, and collect bonuses for meeting quarterly revenue goals by subtracting the costs of those they just RA'd.
Proof that IBM leadership are raiders is that they've sold off all their revenue generators since the 90's (Lenovo, AIX, Notes, Verse, and on and on).
IBM will be a regional VAR reseller in 5-10 years. The new Indian CEO is worth over $1 billion but sacked much (maybe 40%) of USA technical staff for offshore talent, specifically India.
Two rounds of technical interviews with Senior Architects and Distinguished Engineers. The interviews focus more on what you have done in your previous assignments and what you bring to the table.
The interview will be face-to-face. You will be tested on your level of English, as this is an important part of working in an international company. There will be a technical part to the interview. This will center on what you did for previous empl
Talk about your experience. Be honest. Tell frankly what skills you have and what you will be willing to acquire.
Two rounds of technical interviews with Senior Architects and Distinguished Engineers. The interviews focus more on what you have done in your previous assignments and what you bring to the table.
The interview will be face-to-face. You will be tested on your level of English, as this is an important part of working in an international company. There will be a technical part to the interview. This will center on what you did for previous empl
Talk about your experience. Be honest. Tell frankly what skills you have and what you will be willing to acquire.