IBM Systems and Technology Reviews in Raleigh-Durham, NC Area
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Aug 5, 2009
2009-08-05 08:26 PDT
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1 of 1 people found this helpfulPros
Decent bennies at ok salary for regular employees (for others, it's a completely different story). Flexibility of working from home was good. Some of the technologies being used are up-to-date; others are clearly legacy.
Cons
The hardware market is shrinking for a company like IBM, and also the company is moving technical work offshore as quickly as possible. Don't get trapped in a dead end position, or think that this place will offer a career.
Advice to Senior Management
The employees have a tremendous amout of cynicism about management, and are tired of being whipped, exploited and lied to. Productivity falls significantly when using global teams. But nobody thinks you care.
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