The flexibility is great. You can work whenever and wherever, within reason.
You can work on a variety of technologies, and switching jobs within IBM is not very difficult.
Read the below for details, but in short, stay away. There are just so many other better companies to work for that will offer you better career opportunities, compensation, and a humanizing work environment.
The benefits and compensation are truly average. Every year I have been here, they have taken something away from the employees, for example:
They have had consistent layoffs or selling of technology since 2009, reducing the local site almost 50%. I understand every company has had to adjust in the current economic climate, but match the above with IBM's record Earnings Per Share numbers and astronomical revenues, and it's a simple formula. Upper management is attempting to meet ludicrous goals at the expense of its employees.
Stop driving all your company decisions based on short-sighted goals around earnings per share. It's an unsustainable model, and it's going to kill the company.
It was quite simple for me because I was a contractor on a small team of contractors. This is a good way for potential employees to learn about IBM and also for IBM to learn about them—a sort of test drive. Key things are execution, being thorough, a
The interviewer was thorough in the questions that she asked. The questions themselves were appropriate for the position that I was interviewing for. The interview process as a whole was pleasant enough.
I received a referral for a job opening and completed a phone screening with a recruiter. Unfortunately, I did not advance to the next round. The interview was a discussion about my professional background and interests. Overall, the conversation w
It was quite simple for me because I was a contractor on a small team of contractors. This is a good way for potential employees to learn about IBM and also for IBM to learn about them—a sort of test drive. Key things are execution, being thorough, a
The interviewer was thorough in the questions that she asked. The questions themselves were appropriate for the position that I was interviewing for. The interview process as a whole was pleasant enough.
I received a referral for a job opening and completed a phone screening with a recruiter. Unfortunately, I did not advance to the next round. The interview was a discussion about my professional background and interests. Overall, the conversation w