India with its rich heritage, diverse culture and a thriving IT work force provides the perfect platform for IBM, a company that is itself known for its values, ethics, and innovations. Since inception, read more

Right from the start, IBM’s constant pursuit has been to create an environment where employees are happy to be a part of the culture and workforce. We believe the first step to running a business, read more

At IBM, we unite different cultures, languages, professions and perspectives in one globally integrated enterprise. It helps us to fuel our rapid growth in markets all over the world, read more

From hiring first woman employee in 1899 to naming Fran Allen as the first female IBM fellow in 1989, our commitment to diversity is rooted in the philosophy of our founders. read more

In the year 1899, IBM hired its first woman employee. It was long before women won the right to vote in the country. Then the company hired its first employee with a disability in 1914; read more

If you’ve read my previous blog post, you will now have a fair amount of understanding about the work culture and ‘the way of life @IBM’. read more

As Thomas Watson Jr. said about IBM in 1957, “This is a company of human beings, not machines; personalities, not products; people, not real estate.” And a truer word hath not been spoken! read more