Great place to work
Great place to work
Innovation, good work/life balance, good benefits, great, wonderful teammates. Watson has the potential to change the world.
IBM hasn't met its market targets for 20 quarters. Unfortunately, this results in IBM's continued need to lay off workers.
Career opportunities used to be endless with IBM's remote work policy. However, IBM is moving to a collocation philosophy, which makes career moves within the company much more difficult.
I think management is doing a lot of things right. IBM is investing in innovative and world-altering technology development.
There seems to be a lot of churn in the sales team. If you can stabilize that workforce, you might be able to turn around those quarterly results and get back on track with revenue goals.
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Java Software Developer
I was contacted via email in late September to set up a phone interview with the manager of the department. During this first phone interview, he did most of the talking, telling me about what they did and what they needed. He then asked me to tell h
Entry Level Software Developer
Online interview through a third-party service (HireVue, I think). Basic questions were asked. The main focus was on programming questions, for which I had 45 minutes each. They were basic, but required some thought to solve.
Senior Software Engineer
The interview process was very professional and well organized. I was placed in a nice hotel, and the interviewer came to my room for the interview. There were three rounds of interview, and it was very well organized.
Java Software Developer
Dublin, Ohio, United StatesOctober 1, 2014I was contacted via email in late September to set up a phone interview with the manager of the department. During this first phone interview, he did most of the talking, telling me about what they did and what they needed. He then asked me to tell h
Entry Level Software Developer
Dayton, Ohio, United StatesOctober 1, 2017Online interview through a third-party service (HireVue, I think). Basic questions were asked. The main focus was on programming questions, for which I had 45 minutes each. They were basic, but required some thought to solve.
Senior Software Engineer
Dayton, Ohio, United StatesAugust 1, 2009The interview process was very professional and well organized. I was placed in a nice hotel, and the interviewer came to my room for the interview. There were three rounds of interview, and it was very well organized.
