If you are a hard worker, you will do well at IBM. You are surrounded by talented people. The company has great values. You are told to never compromise your values and always conduct business ethically, even in sales!
You are definitely part of a machine. It's hard to shine until you put in your time. Lots of process. I guess you can expect that from a 100-year-old company. But with that said, the pros outweigh the cons for sure.
I think management is IBM's strong suit. They have managed to survive through massive changes, so not much I can teach here.
I had the privilege to be interviewed at IBM, and felt lucky to give the interview. It was a flawless experience. Love you all, and keep sharing your insights with me. Enhance your job expertise experience with Glassdoor.
One phone interview and one onsite interview. The phone interview was with a panel (1:many) and covered my resume. The on-site interview was to meet the team and be given a tour. They did not ask a lot of difficult questions; it was very laid-back a
The process was very smooth. The people were very nice and reasonable. There were six engineers asking questions. The ending statement was delivered by the hiring manager. He explained why IBM is the best workplace to develop one's career path.
I had the privilege to be interviewed at IBM, and felt lucky to give the interview. It was a flawless experience. Love you all, and keep sharing your insights with me. Enhance your job expertise experience with Glassdoor.
One phone interview and one onsite interview. The phone interview was with a panel (1:many) and covered my resume. The on-site interview was to meet the team and be given a tour. They did not ask a lot of difficult questions; it was very laid-back a
The process was very smooth. The people were very nice and reasonable. There were six engineers asking questions. The ending statement was delivered by the hiring manager. He explained why IBM is the best workplace to develop one's career path.