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IBM Leadership Employee Reviews

What do you like best about the leadership team?

They are knowledgable about the industry.

Review from Sales Dept

I appreciate the transparency provided by the leadership team. I feel as though I'm kept "in the loop" as things are changing. I also appreciate the opportunities that I've had to attend off-site events where I was able to meet members of my team as well as others outside of my team, in person.

Review from Engineering Dept

Leadership team always try to involve you into the initiatives they are taking.

Review from Engineering Dept

Our leaders communicate with a good combination of empathy, passion, and pragmatism.

Review from Engineering Dept

the leadership team is focused, knowledgable and approachable

Review from Operations Dept

The transparency with the team.

Review from Customer Success Dept

Transparency knowledge vision communication understanding

Review from Engineering Dept

Transparency in the company wide decisions.

Review from Sales Dept

the coaching done has very good value

Review from Customer Support Dept

Alignment on the ambition and general Clarity of vision on what's needed to achieve.

Review from Engineering Dept

communication, collaboration, clear objective and metrics

Review from Customer Success Dept

Being both mindful of the market and the teams responsible for bringing the product to market make the leadership team strong.

Review from Engineering Dept

Their access and availability to discuss important matters

Review from Sales Dept

Focused on delivering value for our customers and caring for people at the company

Review from Product Dept

All Hands to share about the company direction

Review from Sales Dept

I welcome the transparency and clarity of our mission

Review from Sales Dept

the way they apply the company's culture

Review from Customer Success Dept

they are transparent and easy to talk to

Review from Marketing Dept

Highly knowledgeable and focused. Structured methodical approach to the value of the opportunity on hand.

Review from Engineering Dept

They have been as transparent as possible about the acquisition

Review from Marketing Dept

What does the leadership team need to get better at?

Transparency and Empathy. Feels very robotic and seems to only care about the executive leadership team. not the individual contributors.

Review from HR Dept

Leadership needs to align internally on vision. Right now there are often divergent opinions in the leadership group making it impossible for teams to deliver.

Review from Engineering Dept

Enforcing boundaries with customers who abuse service providers.

Review from Customer Support Dept

support women and others, but especially women, and understand the issues

Review from IT Dept

They should try to get to know the strengths of the employees, engage more and retain them so that they don't loose the valuable talent.

Review from IT Dept

Diversity and Inclusion that isn't just marketing in disguise

Review from Engineering Dept

HashiCorp has gotten worse since IPO now that we are beholden to investors like never before

Review from Customer Support Dept

Compensation. Work/Life balance of managers. Career growth for IC's. Definition of plan for growth of PS.

Review from Customer Success Dept

Literally everything. While Armon and DMJ may have clear goals, those goals are diluted by extremely weak middle management where each manager has their own ambitions and goals that do not align with the greater vision.

Review from Sales Dept

respond instead of react under pressure

Review from Customer Success Dept

Transparent communications. Care for employees. Less hierarchy, more crowdsourcing of ideas, processes, improvement areas. In one word: walk-the-talk.

Review from HR Dept

listen and support the team

Review from Admin Dept

Do not put medical mandates on their employees. Don't force them to work from home, then force them back to the work place. Don't take 3 months to approve a religious exemption when most other companies can do it in hours or at the most days. Care about your female employees and their health care.

Review from Operations Dept

The leadership team needs to not just talk the talk but walk the walk. Leaders like to talk about being diverse and inclusive but it feels like they pick and choose based on public opinion not necessarily what is right.

Review from HR Dept

The leadership team needs to stop patting each other on the back and start patting the employees with better benefits, pay, and training opportunities. IBM pays at the least 30% less than competitors for the same job.

Review from Engineering Dept

Genuinely caring about their employees. When Covid hit, Salesforce gave its employees mental health days every other Friday. They have no meeting Thursdays (protected at the highest level). They stood against Roe v. Wade, so employees knew they were protected rather than further traumatized.

Review from Product Dept

My third line manager is a bully. That is not acceptable.

Review from HR Dept

Don't leave out women's rights if you're loudly supporting everyone else's rights. Maybe just fire people (and pay severance) than redeploying people into jobs they don't want

Review from Engineering Dept

IBM's lack of a substantive response to the overturning of Roe v. Wade and the dissolution of reproductive rights across the U.S. has been very, very disheartening. As employees we have repeatedly raised our concerns to the executives and have been all but brushed off.

Review from Engineering Dept

IBM does not support women's initiatives. IBM explicity excluded from announcing any statement other than a 1-paragraph, "everyone has their own opinion" after the SCOTUS Dobbs decision was announced. Women were silenced in slack channels for sharing ways to help with Dobbs-related rights.

Review from IT Dept
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Leadership Scores are rated in the Top 5% of similar size companies on Comparably

Rated IBM Leadership the Highest

  • Experience - Entry Level
    +5%
  • Department - Finance
    +3%
  • Department - Customer Success
    +2%

Rated IBM Leadership the Lowest

  • Tenure - Over 10 Years
    -32%
  • Tenure - 5 to 10 Years
    -29%
  • Tenure - 2 to 5 Years
    -20%
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