Working at IBM in Boulder, CO: 38 Employee Job Reviews by Real Employee working in Boulder, CO Area

"I do understand the quality as well as the protocol that the company wants. I do know that I am only call handle technical support, but knowing what to do as well as what to say over the phone makes a big deal. Knowing my co workers as well as my team lead, there are some people that you like and some that you just have to work with. That is with any job. So my review of the company it is great on some standards, but on other standards there needs to be more improved on."

"The IBM I started with in 1999 is not the same company I left in 2014. For the last 6 quarters our pay was 10%/ quarter. The focus was on unreachable economic targets. We have not had a bonus paid in 5 years while top management was getting bonuses until this year when the board said no. It's tough working as a hourly employee when you your OT gets cut every quarter too. Last quarter we got 2 hours/week or a total of $80. End of story."

"The IBM I joined in 1999 is not same company in 2014. They have become more focused on off-shoring jobs and cutting costs than being customer focused. They need come back to being "Made in the USA." My job was off-shored to Costa Rica where the kid they replaced me with is making only $17K. It's very sad where IBM is trending today."

"I worked at IBM GDF for 2 years as a Quality Analyst. I found the people to be very professional. The job was more challenging than what I was told. I had to create or significantly modify all the metric tools I needed for the position."

"I've worked for IBM for 3 years."

"If you need a job, and can't find one elsewhere, then certainly go ahead and work for IBM. But IBM is a shell of it's former self. It is run by an executive team that has one objective: Get the price of the stock up in the short term so they can sell their options. IBM thinks of employees as Liabilities, not Assets."

"I’ve worked for Ibm for about 8 years now, and have been a dedicated employee. I learned a lot and got my analytics experience with IBM Over the last 5 of my career with Ibm. I have developed myself into a very trusted analytics expert during my time with as well. Unfortunately IBM cut my devision and that’s why I’m here now on the market. It’s bitter sweet but I have a lot of skills that make me very valuable Where ever I may go."

"IBM Resiliency Services is the industry leader in disaster recovery. It has innovated and collaborated with clients to assure seamless recovery of computing services."