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IBM Global Services Reviews
What is it like working at IBM Global Services?
It was satisfying before the company became dominated by PMs.
Network Architect in Tampa:
Pros: I loved the teamwork throughout IBM before they started punishing you if you assisted other ibmers without a claim code to charge your time.
Cons: What i stated above about teamwork punishment and the bell shaped curve appraisal system.
Opens doors to many great technologies.
Senior Storage Engineer in Melbourne:
Pros: Ability to work with great teams and people
Cons: Lack if payrise review
Opportunity to work with great clients.
Delivery Driver in Bengaluru:
Pros: Liberty to take decision, Flexible timing
Cons: Below average salary, no proper / good hike. No bonus
Procrustean But Positive.
Application Developer in Ballarat:
Pros: They are willing to let me do my job in any way I prefer provided the work gets done to expectations.
As long as I am present for critical meetings [most the time determined by myself] I can choose my hours & I also have access to a multitude of learning platforms.
Cons: The business can foster an unspoken culture of overwork. They expect a lot of most technical staff & while executive management will give lip service about not working more than the set 40 hours, they also don't do anything about the project managers scheduling work in such a way that you'll have to work weekends to complete everything.
You're also expected to constantly gain certifications in the latest buzzword tool & in all likelihood, you'll never use it, either because it's actually not the best for the solution, or because you'll never get the approval to pay for the licensing cost.
Experience depends on the engagement.
Information Technology (IT) Consultant in Singapore:
Pros: Wide knowledge base within the company
Cons: Could get boring depending on the engagement
Troubleshooting.
Data Center Technician in San Jose:
Pros: The vast amount of new experiences that keep you searching for new solutions.
Cons: Troubleshooting comes with new complex answer sometimes not the easiest.
High task volume with a lot of complex problem solving.
Geographic Information Systems (GIS) Specialist in Denver:
Pros: Solving technical problems and learning opportunities
Cons: The nature of taking many support calls
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