The work-life balance is decent and the workplace culture is modern.
Pay is fair for the work being done.
For the most part, coworkers are helpful and approachable, but as with everywhere, YMMV.
Opportunities for growth, although they need to be sought out. Employees are encouraged to take on side projects and contribute back to IBM (and beyond) so long as their primary obligations aren't impacted.
Decent career potential if staying at a company for over 5 years.
HR is practically non-existent.
A high turn-around in more junior positions leads to unqualified individuals attaining high ranks simply because they stuck around. Experts on issues are few and far between.
The organization is so large that duplicate work gets done frequently, primarily due to poor collaboration between departments.
Teams aren't given any technical direction, so in most cases, tech stacks will vary significantly from team to team.
Management needs to provide a focused technical direction for teams and developers. Since there isn't any at the moment, collaboration is near impossible; work done in one team is almost never applicable to work done in another.
I interviewed for their mobile developer job in NYC. Based on the job description, they seemed to be looking more for someone who is actually a full-stack developer with knowledge of mostly IBM technologies. They gave me a take-home exercise where
I applied for an IBM front-end developer role online, but there has been no response so far. I was sent a code challenge, which I finished, and still no reply. There are two parts. First, you have to complete an IQ challenge. If you finish, you are p
It was a good experience; none of that really matters now as I got the job. I am not going to answer any questions asked in the interview process because I signed an NDA, so deal with it.
I interviewed for their mobile developer job in NYC. Based on the job description, they seemed to be looking more for someone who is actually a full-stack developer with knowledge of mostly IBM technologies. They gave me a take-home exercise where
I applied for an IBM front-end developer role online, but there has been no response so far. I was sent a code challenge, which I finished, and still no reply. There are two parts. First, you have to complete an IQ challenge. If you finish, you are p
It was a good experience; none of that really matters now as I got the job. I am not going to answer any questions asked in the interview process because I signed an NDA, so deal with it.