IBM to hire 25,000 more workers in the US in the next four years and invest $1billion in employee development, tech boss vows ahead of Trump meeting
About 6,000 of the new appointments are due to be made in 2017
IBM will invest $1billion on employee training and development in four years
IBM chief Ginni Rometty is a member of Trump’s Strategic and Policy Forum
By HANNAH AL-OTHMAN
DailyMail.com
14 December 2016
US technology giant IBM has said it will hire 25,000 people in the United States over the next four years, ahead of a meeting between President-elect Donald Trump and tech industry leaders.
About 6,000 of those appointments will be made in 2017, IBM chief executive Ginni Rometty wrote in opinion article published in USA Today.
IBM, which in recent years has restructured its activities, will invest $1billion on employee training and development in the next four years, said the IBM president, chairman and CEO.
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