My ACTUAL Salary as an IBM New Grad Software Engineer

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I think people tend to gravitate towards big-name tech software engineer roles (Google, Meta, Amazon, Apple, Netflix, etc.) and sometimes even claim IBM is a "sinking ship". I found my 3 years at IBM to be a great building block in my career journey, and I wanted to share my salary and experience as an IBMer.
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00:00 IBM's Reputation/Intro
00:36 Qualms with IBM
01:41 IBM Moves Slower
02:18 Why I Chose IBM
02:45 Internship Salary
03:30 Co-Op
03:45 Full Time Offer
04:28 COVID Complications
05:00 1-Year Anniversary Increase
05:31 Internal Transfer
06:11 Annual Salary Increase
06:23 External Offer Match
07:00 Reflecting on My Experience

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15 июл 2024

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Комментарии : 41

@janet4407 7 месяцев назад

thank you for being this honest and kind to share! I would love to see more of your videos!

@bryan_truong 7 месяцев назад

Thanks so much ! Be sure to like/subscribe for more. I'm trying to upload more frequently now!

@jessezigi2419 Год назад

Love your content bro Hoping to break into tech soon

@Nokoredev 12 дней назад

Great content

@league83 Год назад

I love him cause he's honest and open

@wellingtonmusicas3144 Месяц назад

Great video! I'm in Australia now trying to get a graduate internship at IBM. This video helped me get an overview of the process and how to growth in the company. Best of luck on your journey.

@bryan_truong Месяц назад

Thanks you too!

@dkgnew 26 дней назад

THANKS for sharing thisn

@bryan_truong 26 дней назад

Of course! Hope you found it interesting

@Outta12 Год назад

Thanks bro!

@bryan_truong Год назад

anytime my friend!

@connermann8659 Год назад

Editing/graphics are fire in this one

@bryan_truong Год назад

Finally got the creative cloud subscription 😎

@league83 Год назад

extremely heat animated infographic

@rohan.rahalkar Год назад

When you started at IBM as a full-time, when did you feel was the right time to ask for a salary bump? How did your manager respond?

@edsonphilippe58 Год назад

I am considering applying to Microsoft Atlanta after completing my last algorithm class. Their new office is about 3 miles away from my house in Atlanta. Their building is at the Atlantic Station. I would really like it if you do a video on how you prepare for their interview and did the things you learned in OSMCS helped you clear their interview?

@bryan_truong Год назад

Hey Edson, I honestly didn't really prep much. I did prep for maybe 3 weeks prior to the interview, doing one LeetCode medium question a day. However, I actually took the Microsoft interview to practice for an upcoming Google interview, but I ended up taking the Microsoft offer (and never scheduled the Google interview)

@wanxingdai5272 Год назад

Hi Bryan. I am starting my full-time role at IBM in RTP soon and your video is super helpful! I am new to the area and wondering if you have any recs of apartments and places to visit? Thank you:)

@bryan_truong 11 месяцев назад

Well, apartment-wise, I lived at Cameron Village (now know as Village District) and really liked it! Good for young adults/professionals. If you are older and looking to settle down more, Cary is popular.

@johnp9890 Год назад

A 95k starting salary is huge! If IBM does not "pay well" i really do not wanna know what they pa people fresh out of college at FANG.

@bryan_truong Год назад

You can expect 160k+ total compensation for FAANG and even more for Quant/Trading companies (Citadel, Two Sigma, Jane Street, etc.)

@johnp9890 Год назад

@@bryan_truong unbelievable. But why did you have trouble getting an internship or getting calls back from recruiters? You seem like a smart guy and what they were desperately looking for in the industry, at least before the lay-offs.... So why?

@PhantomfireWasHere Год назад

@@johnp9890 FAANG is incredibly competitive. It’s like why people don’t get into Harvard or MIT. There are tens of thousands of qualified candidates filling a much smaller number of openings.

@torql13 Год назад

The biggest issue making it difficult to get into these jobs for people is the insane algorithm grind. It requires weeks/months of memorization and nothing else but companies pretend it's actually useful.

@johnp9890 Год назад

@@PhantomfireWasHere Then why does the USA import so many computer scientists from India? And why do the big tech firms complain when the number of H1B-visas is capped, if they can easily fill all their positions from the tens of thousands of highly intelligent home-grown applicants? Just wondering how that works!