IBM is recreating itself and doing some really cool things in the Quantum and AI space.
IBM isn't flashy, but it is dependable.
The work-life balance is great.
The pay scales are better at the tail end of the bands. You're not getting the hyper-inflated pay, but you're also not being worked to the bone.
IBM gets a bad rep because it's compared to a lot of other bloated companies. It's actually an amazing place to work.
IBM isn't going to have free breakfast, lunches, and dinners. You're not going to get any handouts either. IBM works very well for a self-starter or someone that's willing to put in the extra mile to succeed. There aren't currently a lot of perks (events, happy hours, free merch).
It's a little grindy at the moment if you want to progress upward. You also, and probably most importantly, are at a company where they're rediscovering what it means to be profitable. There's a lot of belt-tightening going on.
I think that management needs to fight for some employee perks from time to time.
We can't be the backbone of the world's computing, government, banking, and airlines and then also be told that the employees have 0 perks at certain times.
Spend some money on the employees from time to time.
I applied online and was sent an hour-long, two-question HackerRank coding challenge before talking to anyone. I successfully completed the challenge in half the time allotted. About a week later, I was sent another automated email stating that I wo
The process was lengthy, lasting one month. I had to speak with 8 people. It was thorough, detailed, and very technical. The interviewers were friendly and very professional. Overall, it was a fair process. They were candid about the job.
Contacted by a recruiter. Had the phone interview with some coding questions. Then onsite for more coding questions and some situational questions. Overall the process took about 3 months. Went through well.
I applied online and was sent an hour-long, two-question HackerRank coding challenge before talking to anyone. I successfully completed the challenge in half the time allotted. About a week later, I was sent another automated email stating that I wo
The process was lengthy, lasting one month. I had to speak with 8 people. It was thorough, detailed, and very technical. The interviewers were friendly and very professional. Overall, it was a fair process. They were candid about the job.
Contacted by a recruiter. Had the phone interview with some coding questions. Then onsite for more coding questions and some situational questions. Overall the process took about 3 months. Went through well.