Good pay, great coworkers, snacks, and the ability to work from home most days.
Missing some perks I got elsewhere, like an on-prem gym and cell phone stipend.
It seems like most things never get done, don't work right, or are late.
Everyone has a sense of irony. Whenever I assume something will work out, my coworkers say, "You must have never worked for IBM before," or "Prepare to have your hopes and dreams crushed." They are joking, but only half-joking.
I don't know what the heck is going on. Everyone seems to be smart, conscientious, and hard-working, but it breaks down somewhere because nothing ever just works.
A couple of interviews were conducted with technical staff. The problem was that management indicated a move from a hybrid model to a full in-office policy. That wasn't going to fly when I was doing the same job for a competitor fully remote.
Very easygoing and laid-back. Great environment. More questions about fit than technical questions. They have a wonderful culture and are looking for those who will align with their values.
The interview was good. I joined IBM India in 2007. I was in Bangalore. I learned a lot at IBM during my tenure there. I worked in storage and service management during that time. I learned different aspects of technology.
A couple of interviews were conducted with technical staff. The problem was that management indicated a move from a hybrid model to a full in-office policy. That wasn't going to fly when I was doing the same job for a competitor fully remote.
Very easygoing and laid-back. Great environment. More questions about fit than technical questions. They have a wonderful culture and are looking for those who will align with their values.
The interview was good. I joined IBM India in 2007. I was in Bangalore. I learned a lot at IBM during my tenure there. I worked in storage and service management during that time. I learned different aspects of technology.