Poor top management (lack of vision and strategy, cascading all goals to underlying teams in continuous panic mode, pathetic management style).
Non-competitive salary (within market average or lower, high inflation rates are not considered).
Lazy and non-supportive HR (no real people development, no salary adjustment relevant to market changes).
IBM Egypt's country and top management are too poor to achieve IBM Technology goals in AI and Cloud. They have very poor vision and no strategy to lead in the Egyptian market and leverage their technology and people.
They work in continuous panic mode, cascading all their goals to the underlying teams without proper strategy, executive support, or coaching of senior management.
People management skills in the management layer are very weak as well. Many good calibers left for competitor companies as a result, to escape the toxic work environment created by our sales managers.
It was actually smooth till the HR contacted me for the offering in the final step. They asked me for a payslip, and when I asked them if it was mandatory, they said no; it was just for their market knowledge. So, I didn't send it. In the same meeti
There was an assessment. The next phase, the technical interview, went very well. Then, nothing – not rejection or acceptance. The assessment was about problem-solving, and the technical interview was about asynchronous programming and design pattern
The worst technical interview, where the interviewer didn't listen to what I said, had a bad impact on the HR team as well. I asked HR to inform me of the result, whether I was rejected or accepted, but they didn't care.
It was actually smooth till the HR contacted me for the offering in the final step. They asked me for a payslip, and when I asked them if it was mandatory, they said no; it was just for their market knowledge. So, I didn't send it. In the same meeti
There was an assessment. The next phase, the technical interview, went very well. Then, nothing – not rejection or acceptance. The assessment was about problem-solving, and the technical interview was about asynchronous programming and design pattern
The worst technical interview, where the interviewer didn't listen to what I said, had a bad impact on the HR team as well. I asked HR to inform me of the result, whether I was rejected or accepted, but they didn't care.