Name recognition. People will be impressed when you tell them you work for IBM.
It's best to work there a couple years for the experience and move on.
IBM doesn't understand the concept of human capital. It's all about the bottom line. Senior employees are regularly let go because they earn too much and have too much vacation. New grads are hired for less, and IBM pockets the difference.
It's an "us and them" feeling between management. I always felt the managers were up to something the workers shouldn't know about.
Be more transparent.
phone interview, the on-site interview
This was ridiculously easy. I had already completed a lengthy interview process as an Extreme Blue intern. My current boss called and offered me the position on the spot, without any technical questions.
I applied through my university's program. After about a week, they contacted me via email. We scheduled a phone screen to see if we would be a good fit for each other. The phone interview was with two members of the team and consisted of details a
phone interview, the on-site interview
This was ridiculously easy. I had already completed a lengthy interview process as an Extreme Blue intern. My current boss called and offered me the position on the spot, without any technical questions.
I applied through my university's program. After about a week, they contacted me via email. We scheduled a phone screen to see if we would be a good fit for each other. The phone interview was with two members of the team and consisted of details a