IBM Employee Job Reviews in the United States

"I've done two terms of co-op in IBM Canada Ltd. It was a wonderful experience. My supervisor there was very helpful and approachable. It was nice weather as well in Ottawa for the summer. The working environment is very inspiring and relaxing at the same time."

"It is a job. I was not challenged and felt as if I was not utilizing all or even the majority of my skills from my degree!"

"I have worked for IBM since 2009 and worked for a fantastic client project."

"While it may be helpful to have IBM experience listed on one's resume, I would not recommend it as a place to work for any length of time. One can find better pay, benefits, and work environment elsewhere. While it may not be the worse place to work, it is certainly not the most desired either."

"I didn't work for IBM for long, however I think the experience that I gained by working for them is something I will surely take with me in my future career path with other companies."

"I have been working in IBM since 2010 and its very good company to work with many new challenges. I have done many projects so far in different areas of SAP."

"IBM is a great place to work. I will never leave IBM."

"Overall an exceptional company."

"I worked for IBM for 3 years now, after Sterling Commerce was bought out by them. I honestly tried to give it a fair shake, but I absolutely hate the culture, and especially the HR policies."

"Ten years ago, IBM was a great place to work. With the recent emphasis on Roadmap 2015, IBM's relationship with its employees had taken on a very negative turn. There are no job security, growth opportunities are extremely limited, bonuses are tiny to non-existent, training budget are not available for the vast majority of employees. The IBM brand used to be special. Now it's just another company to work for."

"I have been working in IBM since 2010 and it is good place to work."

"No growth, No career Ladder. No value addition. Company does not nurture leadership. It's good to join after age 45."

"I only worked at IBM for a summer, but the experience was overall very negative as I'd been brought in to work on a project that didn't use skills I claimed to have on my resume. Needless to say I couldn't always make meaningful contributions in my work, and was unnecessarily stressed as a result."

"Having worked for only a few years, I'm already being sold off. My skills are not used, and am often given useless busy-work tasks. Upper management is insane."

"Yup, it's a place to work."