IBM Employee Reviews for Anonymous Employee

"Great very good company. Lot of great teammates."

"IBM was an amazing stepping stone personally for a career in technology, especially for someone without a college degree. That said, the strategy IBM has employed thus far of snapping up promising tech products and running them into the ground with excessive management and bureaucracy has been ruinous."

"It's a corporate environment with those kinds of issue. Even as a manager you will realize that you are a very small cog in a huge machine that really doesn't need or care about you. Other than that the people I worked with, the satisfaction of solving customer issues and getting the job done on a daily basis is highly fulfilling to me."

"IBM is a great technology company. They work with the latest in cutting edge technology and you will be able to grow tremendously there as a software engineer."

"IBM - global company with 300,000 employees and 85Billion in revenue. I joined IBM through a business unit purchase and supported WebSphere Commerce. IBM sold WSC to HCL and ended the service line."

"I worked for IBM for 5 years. I was always willing to work hard. I do not fully understand the circumstances around what happened and had a very difficult time recovering from whatever it was. I feel that maintaining connections, staying current in the industry and keeping a good reputation are all extremely important."

"It was a great experience working in the company."

"Great company, very good place to learn and be at the forefront of future technology. Here we can redefine what research is and understand what it means to be a part of technologies future."

"The company needs to innovate both internally and externally. The company is very top-heavy and leadership dictates roadmaps vs customers and the market. There are some great people here but unfortunately, they get silenced by 30 year IBMers easily."

"I’ve worked for Promontory, an IBM company since 2015. The mission within the company is to battle Anti-Money laundering, terrorism, sanctions, and fraudulent trends that pose major risks to today’s global financial system."