Great company, it offers you many learning opportunities with courses, great benefits like medical and dental plans, home office support, and meal and food vouchers.
For those who work as third-party contractors, there is more difficulty in growth, especially if there are no other IBMers on your team. Sometimes, I feel like I don't work at IBM, but rather for the company to which I am allocated, and the salary is well below market rate.
I applied online, and HR contacted me. There were two interviews. The first interview was pretty general, focusing on previous experience and skills. The second technical interview was one week later, conducted by phone. During this interview, I was
I've never seen a recruiter with so much ill will as the one who handled my process. She doesn't provide feedback on the progress, nor does she inform me if I've advanced to the next stage or not. She also refuses to send the benefits by message.
Quite slow. I believe the process took at least a month between interviews and knowing the client's final verdict, so that they could let me know if I had been hired by the company.
I applied online, and HR contacted me. There were two interviews. The first interview was pretty general, focusing on previous experience and skills. The second technical interview was one week later, conducted by phone. During this interview, I was
I've never seen a recruiter with so much ill will as the one who handled my process. She doesn't provide feedback on the progress, nor does she inform me if I've advanced to the next stage or not. She also refuses to send the benefits by message.
Quite slow. I believe the process took at least a month between interviews and knowing the client's final verdict, so that they could let me know if I had been hired by the company.