Good starting company to work for. Structured and processes are mostly in place to handle projects. Less burnout in this type of environment. Smaller companies have less process, not so clear communication channels, and can be chaotic at times. IBM is less hassle for most people.
Too big, little fish in a big pond. Slower to advance than in startups or smaller companies. Lots of red tape and protocols to follow. Slow to react to problems sometimes.
Look out for good employees and train them to grow faster, and do not lose them to smaller companies that will fully utilize their talents.
Cool interview process. All interviews get completed in one day. Work-life balance is there, and a very cool working environment. Good to know about the colleagues. Very friendly environment. Will have two rounds of interview.
I met with a recruiter at a university career fair and had an on-campus interview. A week later, I was contacted by various IBM locations and proceeded with interviewing with IBM in Poughkeepsie. After a short phone interview, I was invited to visi
Went over resume and technical contributions at past internships and jobs. Asked about familiarity with IBM's hardware and assessed passion for digital logic. Important to know pre-existing and future hardware products being developed. Offer
Cool interview process. All interviews get completed in one day. Work-life balance is there, and a very cool working environment. Good to know about the colleagues. Very friendly environment. Will have two rounds of interview.
I met with a recruiter at a university career fair and had an on-campus interview. A week later, I was contacted by various IBM locations and proceeded with interviewing with IBM in Poughkeepsie. After a short phone interview, I was invited to visi
Went over resume and technical contributions at past internships and jobs. Asked about familiarity with IBM's hardware and assessed passion for digital logic. Important to know pre-existing and future hardware products being developed. Offer