It is a great company for girls to work.
Too much red tape. Worst money payer. Very low hikes.
Please work on the cons.
I was referred to IBM by an employee who informed me there were two open SA positions. First, there were two phone calls with the potential team lead and first-line manager. I then had to give a 30-minute presentation about a career accomplishment
I had two interviews, both by phone. I received an offer after the second interview, but it took IBM close to an additional two months to finalize. There were no in-person interviews. After being hired, you are sent to Armonk for orientation.
No kidding! The interview was cut short by half, even though I was polite and answered every question as interpreted correctly. My resume is above average for this position, so based on those facts alone, it was clearly discrimination. Perhaps becaus
I was referred to IBM by an employee who informed me there were two open SA positions. First, there were two phone calls with the potential team lead and first-line manager. I then had to give a 30-minute presentation about a career accomplishment
I had two interviews, both by phone. I received an offer after the second interview, but it took IBM close to an additional two months to finalize. There were no in-person interviews. After being hired, you are sent to Armonk for orientation.
No kidding! The interview was cut short by half, even though I was polite and answered every question as interpreted correctly. My resume is above average for this position, so based on those facts alone, it was clearly discrimination. Perhaps becaus