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Learning to function in a specialized division of a Fortune 500 company...... the division was office products other than copier / duplicator divisions..... we had a Chicago and a Dallas base ....... i worked out of the Chicago office
My division was sold when our CEO thought Xerox couldnt be a future profit source when IBM held most of the market at that time......
Going to Clients on a need be schedule ..... always new technologies..... great salary and benefits package.
I live in webster, good commute,
Lack of R&D, lack of management task delegation, and career growth opportunities
Health insurance for my kids
The vision and ambition
Improve and align middle management with ceo
Writing and reading research companies goals
Less than average and minimal health care coverage
Favoritism could be prevented with more implementation of human metrics in a professional manner
The team work when it works it works when it doesn't it's stagnant
Xerox are very good company to work for. I enjoyed it very much. They had me satellite out for AT&T facilities.
Not too many cons just a little bit more pay would’ve been nice and in a company car.
Very nice.
Better pay for employees with a higher education.
Trust, extra special nice
It was mostly fair I just wanted to be able to get a higher wage.
Very nice and nice approach.
Being a professional
Diversity of tasks. Did not micro-manage
Lack of communication from upper management
Traveling
Forward thinking. Led from "the front"
Better communication at all levels
Researching the job opening within Xerox. Talking with friends who worked there.
Slightly below the average
Diversity was good.
Taking on a difficult task and getting the job done in a creative manner
I loved the culture initially, and the way that people worked together as a team!
After a recent merger, the company culture has take a sharp downward spiral and I'd like to search for something new outside of recruiting.
Always yummy food around!
Diversity of tasks. Did not micro-manage
Lack of communication from upper management
Traveling
Forward thinking. Led from "the front"
Better communication at all levels
Researching the job opening within Xerox. Talking with friends who worked there.
Slightly below the average
Diversity was good.
Taking on a difficult task and getting the job done in a creative manner
driven for success
too slow to improve
all benefits paid for 1976
Independence, Money, Challenge
Stress, Long Hours
Customer Interaction, Money, Stability
Good working conditions
No leave days for technical team and minimal transport allowance
The people and the clients
In the last couple years was unstable
incentives for making your monthly numbers
Customers & Problem Solving were the strongest likes
Communications not always clear among deliverables and expectations from group to group
Working from home or office and having positive feeling about your work, the efforts applied and recognition
Its great people that makes the work enjoyable. And its a paycheck
Im not always busy and i get bored
Not having a boss breathing down my neck i have a plan and try to stay focused.
Fixing issue and coming up with new ideas to fix issues
Standard hours
I have 4 US patents
I loved the culture initially, and the way that people worked together as a team!
After a recent merger, the company culture has take a sharp downward spiral and I'd like to search for something new outside of recruiting.
Always yummy food around!
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