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  Self: "Hi, I'm wrapping up college and got a job offer at IBM (entry-level). The problem is that the job does not offer 401k matching and I have no idea whether I should get it or not. Thoughts? "
  hsh1088 (hsh1088): "Have you received and/or read the employee handbook? The Company may not match during certain period (such as probation period or less than 1 year of employment.)  Nonetheless, IMO, you should accept the job offer. It's a big company and an excellent opportunity which will look really good on your resume (especially, this is your first full time job.)"
  