IBM is absolutely amazing with its average quality of employee, given the sheer size of it (390,000 employees worldwide). The talent here, both engineering and managerial, are top-notch. Since the start of the last century, IBM has re-invented itself several times to adapt to the changing...
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Well after an internship with IBM, I was enamored and I hopped into full time IBM with high expectations. IBM was shifting toward a consulting company, so why not shift toward where the action is? The issue with IBM consulting is you are not guaranteed positions even when you are in it. Once...
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So, I was at IBM Extreme Blue for an internship during the summer and it was great. The idea of IBM Extreme Blue is supposed to be an internship with 3 technical interns, 1 MBA intern and you're supposed to do an entire "startup" idea together, present it to executives and finally...
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Working at IBM for sure gives the brand recognition that you look for. But as far as personal growth and career development is concerned, the prospect doesn't look that great. There is very little chances u will find some real development work going in IBM. Most of the work people are...
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IBM is okay. It is a huge company, thus, it has almost every imaginable position under the sun. It is therefore possible to find an interesting job. However, whether that is the case or not depends on how you perceive their products. IBM deals mainly with enterprise level software,...
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Pay at IBM starts at about average for the industry standard, but it would get worse as the pay rise is not as much as in the other companies. I heard there's a protest against pay cuts from a bunch of technical staff this year.

I understand traveling is part of the job nature of...
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