Kyndryl’s Workplace Experience - Network Support Associate Kyndryl Employee Review

4.0
23 July 2025
Recommend
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Pros

As a global IT infrastructure company, Kyndryl offers opportunities to work with international clients and teams. Flexible Work Culture Many roles offer remote or hybrid work models with decent work-life balance (team-dependent). Learning & Development Strong emphasis on upskilling through certifications, learning platforms, and hands-on projects. Opportunities to Grow Especially for freshers and early-career professionals, there’s room to explore different technologies and roles. Many employees cite a collaborative team environment and helpful managers. Depends on project basically 6. Enterprise-Level Projects You may get exposure to large-scale IT infrastructure, cloud migrations, and critical client environments.

Cons

1. Low Compensation (in some roles) Salary growth and increments may be slower compared to tech startups or product companies. 2. Bureaucratic Structure Some legacy IBM-style processes still exist, leading to slower decision-making and approvals. 3. Limited Innovation (in some teams) Depending on your project, work can be repetitive or support-heavy rather than cutting-edge. 4. Job Stability Concerns Like many large IT service firms, there have been occasional restructuring and layoffs in specific regions. 5. Workload Variability Work pressure can be high during client escalations or migration deadlines, especially in managed services.

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5.0
23 June 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Benefit, Paid Leave, Growth opportunity.

Cons

Job opening limited in may other fields.

2.0
22 June 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Remote work, vacation, coworkers are usually pretty chill, 3 months on the bench to look for a new job before you're laid off

Cons

10-11K planned to be laid off this year and they aren't going after the worst performers, they're just cutting out whatever section looks good in excel. Poor profitability. Constant reorgs. Say they're a flat organization but keep getting more and more vertical. the last manager I got transferred to took months to have a meeting with my group and when he did, it was only to let us know we were getting cut, never-mind that we had a presentation on how to save a couple million on a type of software license that the company had to have to do business. They still use a stacked ranking for employee review, so if your whole team had an outstanding year and surpassed every goal, only 5-10% will be graded as outstanding and 10-15% will get expects more. Even when I got into that 5-10% exceeds, the raise for that year was still only 2%. One year I got a promotion from band 4 to 5, still only a 2% raise. Your pay will be as flat as a plains state. After 15+ years in this company, it feels like leaving an abusive relationship. Yes, it's not all bad, but you have to recognize that it still wasn't good for you.

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