An excellent learning experience
An excellent learning experience
- Decent pay.
- Interesting projects -- IBM has its hands in a lot of cool stuff.
- Lots of opportunity to move around (and up).
- Work with the best equipment (IBM makes some of the best servers, storage units, etc.).
- Big company, meaning nice perks like travel and up-to-date equipment.
Situated in Markham.
I was doing my internship during the recession of 2008. I was quite put off by the fact that I saw many senior-level people shown the door around January of 2008, while, at the same time, IBM was continuing to hire interns for cheap labor. Ultimately, I decided to go to grad school instead of accepting the full-time offer of employment that they made to me. Nevertheless, I had a great time there and learned a lot.
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