Good work, exposure, but less salary
Good work, exposure, but less salary
I was in IBM ISL, known as the product development unit of IBM. Work-wise, it's the best place for initials.
- It's a very big company and has lots of products running, and lots of research is going on.
- There is no limitation on learning. IBM will provide you with everything you need to do something new.
- Work-life balance, obviously WFH.
- Big brand name.
- Salary hikes are not so good at IBM.
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