Large enough to facilitate broad career exploration. As an IBMer, you have an opportunity to try an array of different career venues. The continual professional education is great. The benefits, however, are marginal compared to other industry leaders.
This IS NOT the 'Big Blue' your parents knew, and their parents before them.
This is a hybrid of "exceed at any cost" (even at employees expense) and once on top, "stay on top at any cost" - again, often at the employee's expense.
I have been with this company over 27 years; have seen it expand and contract with market fluctuation and can say with certainty, borne out of experience, this is the worst it has ever been.
For the young talent out there, DO NOT consider this a company you will retire with, but rather one that is a good start and building of skills. Then, port your skills over to a company that will invest in YOU.
IBM will NOT invest in you. Instead, they use every last ounce of your talent, work you 70+ hours a week, then eventually seek to remove you in some way when management no longer has a use for you.
THAT is the new IBM way.
I am still here but leaving soon and want to impart my wisdom to anyone thinking of joining this company. I would recommend you speak with a few old timers first.
I am management...
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The online process consisted of two technical rounds and an HR round. The entire process was smooth and quick. There was also a managerial round. The focus was on JavaScript and Angular, specifically covering lifecycle hooks and core JavaScript con
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I had completed the first round and am now waiting for the second round. The questions were easy. She also asked me about the Linux OS. She gave me two coding questions and asked about memory segments.
The online process consisted of two technical rounds and an HR round. The entire process was smooth and quick. There was also a managerial round. The focus was on JavaScript and Angular, specifically covering lifecycle hooks and core JavaScript con
The interview process includes an HR interview, followed by a Hiring Manager interview. Next, there are two technical interviews. If you pass these, you will receive an offer presentation. The technical interviews were mostly discussions about your p