Colleagues are second to none. A fantastic group of people with knowledge to share.
If you are fresh from university or coming in as a placement from uni, then IBM is the place to be – a great start to a career. Experienced hires may well end up bored and frustrated with their role.
The internal job market means you can change your role completely if you want.
Good benefits program.
Bell curve fitting in yearly "PBC" can frustrate and lead to resentment between employees.
Pay is not transparent, meaning "equal" employees are not paid the same, an obvious source of contention.
Endless red tape, but then that is true for any large organization.
Even more endless self-affirming emails.
Many long-term employees treading water until retirement, which prevents the progression of anyone hungry for advancing their career.
A heavy requirement of "who you know" to help career advancement.
Shake the tree and see what falls out.
The compiler did not work, which was bad. I was happy to make it through. MCQs were asked as well, with both multiple-choice and multiple-select options available.
Phone interview. Asked some basic technical skill and career intention questions. Lasted about 15 minutes. Interviewer was nice and seemed interested in DevOps experience. It took a long time to properly schedule the interview; the process seemed
Never-ending coding challenges online where they watch you code through your webcam. Very creepy and overly invasive, just to make sure you don't "google anything." Apparently, the engineers at IBM Watson never forget anything and all have photograp
The compiler did not work, which was bad. I was happy to make it through. MCQs were asked as well, with both multiple-choice and multiple-select options available.
Phone interview. Asked some basic technical skill and career intention questions. Lasted about 15 minutes. Interviewer was nice and seemed interested in DevOps experience. It took a long time to properly schedule the interview; the process seemed
Never-ending coding challenges online where they watch you code through your webcam. Very creepy and overly invasive, just to make sure you don't "google anything." Apparently, the engineers at IBM Watson never forget anything and all have photograp