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Benefits reviews
251-260 of 906 Reviews
4.0
Mar 13, 2019
Anonymous Technical Support Engineer
Current
San Diego, California
At year end in dec ,company matches up to 6% of your salary which is high as compare to industry standard of 3%
3.0
Mar 4, 2019
Anonymous employee
Former
New York, New York State
There is a 401 K plan but employer match is added at the end of the year..really bad way of employer match.
4.0
Mar 2, 2019
Anonymous Managing Consultant
Former
Charlotte, North Carolina
starts after 1 year of service. they match up to 5%. plus an additional 1% contribution.
5.0
Feb 25, 2019
Anonymous Associate Director
Current
New York, New York State
IBM matches annually which is nice to have.
5.0
Feb 13, 2019
Anonymous Senior Software Development Engineer
Current
Raleigh, North Carolina
Good plan. For me I can easily hit the Federal maximums
Supports catch-up payments
Matches up to 6 %
Broad selection of investments.
4.0
Feb 12, 2019
Anonymous Site Reliability Engineer
Current
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Maximum you can contribute is 10% and IBM matches 6 percent after you complete your one year employment. The second year contributions are credited only at the end of year and from 3rd year the contribution are through every paycheck.
4.0
Feb 7, 2019
Anonymous employee
Former
Boston, Massachusetts
Its a solid package managed by Fidelity
5.0
Feb 6, 2019
Anonymous Business Transformation Consultant
Current
Houston, Texas
Great retirement plan and they match a percentage.
4.0
Feb 4, 2019
Anonymous Channel Account Manager
Current
Schaumburg, Illinois
Well managed and matched - as long as you work through December 31st of a benefit year.
3.0
Jan 27, 2019
Anonymous IT Spetialist
Current
Dallas, Texas
I do not participate on this, but I think it is $ to $ for the first 5%