Good place to work, the CIO.
Good place to work, the CIO.
IBM is a good place to work with a good work environment. It offers flexibility in schedules and a quiet work environment, depending on the project you are on.
IBM has had layoffs in the last 2 years. Due to these layoffs, the workload has increased considerably for those who have remained, and salaries have only increased by 3-10%.
Also consider that there are very few options for professional growth within the CIO at IBM.
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Very good. In my case, the process was fast (1 week from the first interview). The first interview was to see if the profile was a match. The next was a technical interview, and finally, an interview with the area manager.
Software Developer
A recruiter contacted me via LinkedIn, and two interviews followed. Then an offer arrived. This was a horrible experience. I was interviewed for a full-stack developer role, but it turned out to be an SDET position. I had to reject the offer before
Software Developer
Adequate. And above all, it was a very pleasant interview. As always, everything must be taken into account: notion, patience, and, more than anything, keeping in mind the principles of the area to which it is directed.
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Guadalajara, Jalisco, MexicoSeptember 1, 2018Very good. In my case, the process was fast (1 week from the first interview). The first interview was to see if the profile was a match. The next was a technical interview, and finally, an interview with the area manager.
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Guadalajara, Jalisco, MexicoJune 1, 2019A recruiter contacted me via LinkedIn, and two interviews followed. Then an offer arrived. This was a horrible experience. I was interviewed for a full-stack developer role, but it turned out to be an SDET position. I had to reject the offer before
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Guadalajara, Jalisco, MexicoApril 23, 2025Adequate. And above all, it was a very pleasant interview. As always, everything must be taken into account: notion, patience, and, more than anything, keeping in mind the principles of the area to which it is directed.
