IBM reviews

Company has seen FOUR STRAIGHT YEARS of declining revenue and refuses to address this in any way other than quarterly job cuts. This has resulted in a culture of fear and mistrust. Those who have not been affected by these "resource actions" can find their workload doubling or tripling with minimal to zero compensation increase. Products are rushed to market with very little quality assurance, technical support or product education. This results in a high number customer satisfaction issues which IBM has neither the infrastructure or investment to deal with properly. IBM's first priority is to its shareholders and top executives at the expense of its customers and employees.

Senior Management is reluctant to change. (IBM DIGITAL SALES IRELAND) - the company's direction is clearly outlined for everyone to read however the few old Senior Managers around (thank god the center VP will retire end of year) are not driving the change this organization so desperately needs to survive in today's hanging business environment. People are non of the concern and are treated like second class beings. Managers... Your people are your asset. Imagine the cost of one employee leaving. You are ALL not doing your job! Benefits are nonexistent, a small coffee is 1,60 our (this is free almost every company in Dublin), bus transfer is 3,30 minimum per day (of course not sponsored, regular price). Digital Sales is advertising with "come work in Dublin", the company is almost in another county! (Co.Meath). The cantina is the worst I've ever eaten in. Again center management and senior leadership team do not care and are not willing to do sth. This is a so-called Sales Center. I had colleagues that never ever called a customer and still made their quota. Digital Sales has Flexi-time which basically allows you to take Friday afternoon off... In Sales... makes sense. I could go on and on but it wouldn't change anything. Just do not work in Digital Sales, it is not for the young, wild and hungry! Oh btw. WORST PAYING COMPANY IN DUBLIN