If you are a go-getter and proactive about advancing your career, you will climb the ladder.
A key to advancement is working cross-team and with management several tiers above you.
Most of the time, you can pick your hours and work from home; it's extremely flexible.
There is so much entrenched bureaucracy; sometimes it makes you want to scream. There are definitely glass ceilings everywhere, and you have to know how to break through them or sidestep them. Make sure to negotiate a good salary. Every person is different and has a different salary, even if you are at the same band level. IBM runs on strict margins, so money can be tight, and even as a high performer, you often wonder if you'll be cut in the next round of layoffs.
Let us breathe between releases. There is no time to innovate!
Applied 19 jobs and received a call for only one. One phone call was from the manager. Another phone call was from the developers. The manager decided and called for salary negotiation. Apply online, and the best thing is to have a reference.
It was a nice interview session. I interviewed for the IBM z/VM systems team, working for their virtualization team. Most of the questions were behavioral. Some questions covered background and projects, and also the Linux kernel.
The interview process involved: * HR phone call * Email communication * On-site interview First round: with 2 engineers, focusing on Java. Second round: with 2 managers, discussing work experience and communication skills. After the intervi
Applied 19 jobs and received a call for only one. One phone call was from the manager. Another phone call was from the developers. The manager decided and called for salary negotiation. Apply online, and the best thing is to have a reference.
It was a nice interview session. I interviewed for the IBM z/VM systems team, working for their virtualization team. Most of the questions were behavioral. Some questions covered background and projects, and also the Linux kernel.
The interview process involved: * HR phone call * Email communication * On-site interview First round: with 2 engineers, focusing on Java. Second round: with 2 managers, discussing work experience and communication skills. After the intervi