Since I am in consulting, I get to work with various companies to help them achieve their technology vision. Therefore, I am exposed to many technologies, architectures, and ways of management.
IBM does give me good work-life balance, good compensation, good benefits, and allows me to work remotely. On the IBM side, I am not micromanaged, and I have some control over my career within IBM.
Consulting can be difficult, as there is never a time to stop learning. Some projects are not fun or challenging. Some projects suck.
The latest changes to benefits have rocked.
Keep it up.
The process was very good, with several steps along the way. It was smooth and joyful to speak with important managers at the company. Red Hat was the target, and everything was clear and well explained.
The interview went well, with knowledgeable questions. Lots of opportunities were presented, along with interesting projects. I had several rounds with managers and recruitment. The benefits were good, and the work-life balance also appeared po
Applied online and received a response from an IBM recruiter. Next, I needed to fill out a list of questionnaires, expressing interest in the position, detailing my experience, and stating my expected salary. First Interview - Recruiter conducted a
The process was very good, with several steps along the way. It was smooth and joyful to speak with important managers at the company. Red Hat was the target, and everything was clear and well explained.
The interview went well, with knowledgeable questions. Lots of opportunities were presented, along with interesting projects. I had several rounds with managers and recruitment. The benefits were good, and the work-life balance also appeared po
Applied online and received a response from an IBM recruiter. Next, I needed to fill out a list of questionnaires, expressing interest in the position, detailing my experience, and stating my expected salary. First Interview - Recruiter conducted a