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What are the average starting salaries, bonuses, benefits and travel requirements like at IBM? What do you like best about working at IBM? Are there any great perks or special treats for employees? |
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IBMer in Winchester, Massachusetts 76 months ago |
travel will depend on the specific job or department -- some job descriptions say 100% travel -- this really means the potential for 100% travel; some say 50% or 70% travel -- this really means the potential for 100% travel (not a typo) other potions are for a specific customer or ibm location, in a specific area -- travel is not requisite for these |
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Bud in Durham, North Carolina 74 months ago |
I worked for IBM for 2 years. They pay below-market wages for consultants, so I quit and got a 50% pay raise with a local company doing the same job. They keep all of the rate and give you the crumbs. |
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Jeff in Dallas in Denton, Texas 73 months ago |
I worked at IBM for several years in internal strategic sourcing. We were pressured to join the consulting arm -along with the 100% travel- with no pay increase. They don't pay market and will look to squeeze you whenever they get the chance, for the "privilege" of working at IBM. It's just another company now. |
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Rich in Fishkill, New York 72 months ago |
Jimmy in San Antonio, Texas said: Check out www.allianceibm.org for information on salaries. Look in the Comments section. Band 6 is where most new college hires with a Bachelor's degree usually start. Band 7 is for Master's degree holders, and Band 8 for PhD. grads. Interesting. I was hired on as a band 6 with a Masters degree. I guess it depends on where you get hired on. Also, you can end up getting stuck in a spot, depending on your salary, where you will NEVER get a pay increase. IBM is a way to get your foot in a door now, but that is all. |
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Manuella13 in Woking, United Kingdom 30 months ago |
@NotYouAvg Sounds brilliant.
Nice to know that not only my 15hrs a week of commuting (an IBM gift. Starts Monday.) are going to go to waste, but my career prospects and my savings as well... AND I'm going to have to write a braindead document with "excuses" for being promoted?!?! After THREE BLOODY YEARS of working hard???!?!
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Murcielago in Indian Trail, North Carolina 24 months ago |
Im trying to get on with IBM in the RTP area of North Carolina, in a non graduate professional position. Im not quite sure how the process works ive been in the "Under Review" status for about four days now. Is that normal? How long can it take to transition foward? |
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mprodigy in Glendale Heights, Illinois 7 months ago |
Rich in Fishkill, New York said: Interesting. I was hired on as a band 6 with a Masters degree. I guess it depends on where you get hired on. Also, you can end up getting stuck in a spot, depending on your salary, where you will NEVER get a pay increase. Hi,
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