Incredible Projects, Bureaucracy Frustrates
Incredible Projects, Bureaucracy Frustrates
Working at IBM is like a warm blanket. It feels good, and you are sure it is cold outside. The people are great, the environment is okay, and the projects are incredible.
There is a 20-word minimum. I would like to put "Bureaucracy" 20 times. It is a massive company that tries to make one-size-fits-all policies, which gets in the way of recognition for some.
Let managers manage, or just transparently use an algorithm. Trying to explain why things happen is impossible.
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Austin, Texas, United StatesNovember 1, 2016I applied online and a few weeks later received an email with some tests. These tests were pretty irrelevant to the job, including math I hadn't worried about since high school. This was frustrating because of its irrelevancy. They then review your
