When you join IBM, you are an IBMer for life. There are so many talented, intelligent, innovative people working side by side with you every day that you are inspired to be the best you can be.
Work/life balance is extremely important, as are the happiness, satisfaction, and safety of all staff.
All new ideas, no matter if they come from the mailroom or the executive board, are treated with consideration and enthusiasm.
I really have no negatives to report at all. If I hadn't needed to move away, I would have happily been an IBM lifer.
Keep on keeping on!
A long cognitive test that wastes a lot of time and doesn't really have much to do with anything. An overcomplicated process that just doesn't feel worth it. Expect a long time before hearing any response.
I was introduced to the manager by an ex-colleague, so the interview might not have been as formal as others may have experienced. During the interview, there were many predefined questions, likely from HR, regarding personality and management/inter
I applied via a local job search website with a cover letter. A few days later, I was called for a face-to-face interview and met two engineers and two managers. A week later, I received a call from HR with an offer.
A long cognitive test that wastes a lot of time and doesn't really have much to do with anything. An overcomplicated process that just doesn't feel worth it. Expect a long time before hearing any response.
I was introduced to the manager by an ex-colleague, so the interview might not have been as formal as others may have experienced. During the interview, there were many predefined questions, likely from HR, regarding personality and management/inter
I applied via a local job search website with a cover letter. A few days later, I was called for a face-to-face interview and met two engineers and two managers. A week later, I received a call from HR with an offer.