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What's really going on with the 'automation' push?
I keep seeing these articles and hearing about how IBM is pushing for more automation, with some even suggesting it's to replace people. It feels a bit disconnected from what I'm seeing on the ground. We're implementing new tools, sure, but it often feels like they create *more* work or require more specialized skills than they replace. Some of the systems seem clunky and not quite ready for prime time, ironically. Is anyone else experiencing this disconnect? Are these tools actually reducing headcount elsewhere, or is it just a narrative? Trying to understand the long-term implications for our roles. Feels like we're being told one thing while the reality might be another. Curious if anyone has been tasked with deploying these 'people-replacing' systems and what their actual experience has been. Seems like a risky bet if the tech isn't fully baked.
Anyone else feeling the quiet before the storm at IBM?
Just saw some of the news circulating about layoffs at other tech companies, and even some chatter about IBM in Europe. It's got me a bit on edge here. Been with IBM for a few years, and things have been... steady. But you can't help but feel the industry shifts. Heard some whispers about restructuring in my department, but nothing concrete. Management is all smiles and 'business as usual', but the vibe is definitely changing. Anyone else picking up on similar vibes? Are teams consolidating? Are there hiring freezes I'm not seeing? Just trying to gauge the general sentiment out there. Wondering if it's just me being paranoid or if others are noticing something too. Any insights or similar experiences would be appreciated.
Severance package questions - hypothetical for now, but better to be prepared.
Okay, throwing this out there because the recent climate at IBM has me thinking. I'm in a technical account management role, been here just shy of 5 years. While there haven't been any official announcements or personal talks, you can't help but notice the shifts. If the worst were to happen, what's the general expectation for severance packages at IBM for someone with my tenure? I know it varies, but curious about things like how many weeks per year of service, any information on continued health benefits, and whether stock options typically vest early or are just lost. Trying to get a sense of what to budget for and mentally prepare for, just in case. Anyone been through this in the past few years, or have any intel on what to expect?
Anyone else feeling the chill? Been hearing whispers around my team.
Hey everyone, been lurking here for a while but decided to post. I'm in a mid-level engineering role, been with IBM for about 7 years now. Lately, the vibe in my department has been... off. My manager has been really cagey about future projects and there's been a noticeable increase in 'reorganizations' being mentioned in all-hands meetings. Honestly, it feels like a lot of the usual buzzwords are being used to mask something bigger. Saw a couple of people from my floor packing up their stuff last week, but no official word from HR or anything concrete. Just wondering if anyone else in similar roles or departments are picking up on the same signals. Is it just my imagination, or is something brewing?
Rant: This place is NOT the IBM I joined
Seriously, what happened to this company? I joined 12 years ago, thinking I was set for life. Now, it feels like every other year there's another round of layoffs, another 'reorganization' that just shuffles the deck chairs on the Titanic. The constant pressure to do more with less is insane. My manager is so stressed he's practically non-existent, and the VP is just spouting corporate buzzwords. The 'culture' they preach is a joke. They talk about innovation, but all I see is cost-cutting. Honestly, I'm just waiting for the axe to fall so I can finally move on to something better.
Severance package - what to expect?
Hypothetically speaking... if IBM were to announce layoffs (again), what kind of severance package are we realistically looking at? I've heard different things over the years. I'm in the US, been with the company for 5 years in a technical role. Trying to get a sense of what my options might be if the worst happens. Is it based on tenure? Performance? Anyone been through this recently and willing to share their experience?
Anyone else feel like a sitting duck?
Been at IBM for 8 years now, in software development. Lately, the vibe has been super weird. Lots of closed-door meetings, managers acting shifty, and a general sense of unease. I'm hearing whispers about 'restructuring' again, which we all know is code for layoffs. My team just finished a huge project, but instead of celebrating, everyone's polishing their resumes. Anyone else experiencing this? What are the signs *you're* looking for? Is it time to jump ship?
Rant: Enough with the constant reorgs!
Seriously, I'm so tired of this. It feels like every six months, we're going through another organizational change. New managers, new reporting structures, new priorities... It's impossible to get anything done when you're constantly trying to figure out who your boss is and what you're supposed to be working on. I understand companies need to adapt, but this is beyond ridiculous. It's impacting morale, productivity, and frankly, my mental health. I'm seriously considering looking for a new job where I can actually, you know, DO something instead of just attending endless meetings about organizational changes.
IBM Interview - Senior Consultant - Need advice!
Hey all, I have an interview coming up for a Senior Consultant role at IBM. It's in their Cybersecurity practice. I've prepped my STAR method answers, but I'm still feeling a bit nervous. Anyone have any recent interview experiences with IBM, especially for consulting roles? Any tips on what they're really looking for? Technical skills aside, what are the key qualities they value? Any advice on salary negotiation too, if I get that far? Thanks in advance!
Anyone else feeling... uneasy? Heard whispers about "resource actions"
I've been at IBM for almost 10 years, and I've seen this movie before. Every few years, they start talking about 'rebalancing' or 'resource actions' and suddenly entire teams are gone. Lately, I've been hearing a lot of closed-door meetings and vague pronouncements from my manager. The vibe is definitely off. I'm in the Cloud division, and while we're supposedly doing well, I can't shake this feeling. Anyone else experiencing this? Or am I just being paranoid? Should I polish up the resume?
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