“It is great to learn a lot.”

Pros:  “People ar every nice and open, very good team working and on-job learning. There are great knowledge base which can be leverage. Very good oppotunity to meet and learn from…”

Cons:  “Non-flexible, little care on youth. The senior management is not so open.” – Full Review

“to be creative”

Pros:  “As a global large company, IBM has a fairly complete administrative system. People there are friendly and willing to share experience with others.”

Cons:  “Employees will have to work with an extremely rapid pace under severe pressure. Sometimes even stay up for many days.” – Full Review

“Fun and challenging place to work”

Pros:  “Top notch and passionate employees As a finance associate I was treated as a key part of the team”

Cons:  “Limite upward mobility Interview selection process is a joke. There are race quotas in place. It's scary to work in a NA business that is not growing” – Full Review

“Supply Awesome”

Pros:  “One of best job's I've had. The pay is excellent. Great team enviroment & good opportunity to be in shape.”

Cons:  “I couldn't do it full time, even the pay is excellent. The hours are not consistent. They come & go.” – Full Review

“Supply Awesome”

Pros:  “One of best job's I've had. The pay is excellent. Great team enviroment & good opportunity to be in shape.”

Cons:  “I couldn't do it full time, even the pay is excellent. The hours are not consistent. They come & go.” – Full Review

“Good place to learn”

Pros:  “Work with talent people and lots of resource can be accessed.”

Cons:  “Heavy structure, heavy process and somewhat bad management” – Full Review

“Good place to learn”

Pros:  “Work with talent people and lots of resource can be accessed.”

Cons:  “Heavy structure, heavy process and somewhat bad management” – Full Review

“There are some very bad managers who repeatedly do nothing except hold others back due to politics and never get caught”

Pros:  “Exposure to global markets is one reason.”

Cons:  “Professional development in back office positions is nonexistent.” – Full Review