You mean something like this don't you?

  [tab]void some nice method(int param a,
  [tab]                      int param b

So long as you only use tabs for indentation, not alignment, tabs look correct on _everyone's_ machine. The real problem with tabs is that (some) people are lazy and do stuff like this:

  [tab]void some nice method(int param a,
  [tab][tab][tab][space][space]int param b

Personally, I think if you work like that you need to learn to be professional and write code that follows whatever coding standard your organization uses. If they use tabs, the second example is _not_ following the coding standard.

So whether to prefer tabs or spaces, to me, depends entirely on how much you can/want to trust your coworkers to follow the coding standards.

Edit:

Or as pointed out below, change your coding style to this:

  [tab]void some nice method(
  [tab][tab]int param a,
  [tab][tab]int param b