CompuCom Employer Reviews

Ever since they purchased Gentronics they have had a huge philosophy shift away from customer service and towards automation.

I have been able to learn a lot from the Lead Engineer of this project. I find that it truly takes a team to establish a solid network.

Solving day to day issues, hardware, software, network and pretty much everything that will come under the IT scope. Customer service, understanding how products and tasks are run and supporting them at various level from a IT point of view is what i learned during my 7 years at Compucom.

Start out with tearing down and removing all old pc's and boxing up. Then open up all the new boxes of new pc's and equipment. Next hooking up all new equipment and making sure they all work. Finally start em up and change boot sequences as needed and install and operate new software.

CompuCom is a great company while they have enough contracts to work on.

Short contract but a good company to work for. Fast paced but if you can keep up and work hard, you'll do well.

CompuCom has a valued place in the market.
They have been streamlined to bare minimum in the Winston Salem market now.

. CompuCom was a good company to work for.
CompuCom required you to bring 100 percent to work day. Customer needs always came first.
Some of my best friends I met at CompuCom.
Hardest part of the job depended on your manager, I had some great managers and I had some that were not so great.
Enjoyable part was our team building outings to different locations.
Starting – more... over all rating 22 years ago 5 stars. – less

Traveled to several State Farm Office to install servers, power supplies, desktops and laptops.

This company has excellent benefits and perks. There pay is something you may have to fight for in most cases. But at the end of the day the company is good to work for.

This was a company that did outsourcing. Initial requirement were that you work a 120 radius from your home location. Within a week that 120 radius turned into over night stays with no compensation for staying overnight.

$2B Managed Services firm. Also acquired a small staffing firm in Seattle Washington called Excel Data. Primarily acquired firm due to relationship with Microsoft.

Our work days were usually incredibly busy and our volume very high. I was given opportunities on all levels to grow as an IT support. Management is great and so are co-workers. Incredibly friendly environment.

Enjoyed the atmosphere, management styles, and going to work everyday.

CompuCom has great employees to work with. The pay could be a lot better. Hours of operation is great. Need more money.

The exposure to different software and hardware added to my skills and experience.

After three weeks of traveling over 100 every time, I didn't get paid on time. I finally left after three weeks, and kept their equipment until I got paid. CompuCom has been sued (I was part of the class action act) a few years ago for non-payment. The work was easy; but kind of going out of the way. I was swamping out computers and the info on the – more... computer and putting it back in the new computer. They had me run this utility on a flash drive. But it was just as easy to copy the folders, pst files, and favorites. OH well, I moved on, I wouldn't do business with them again. Another note, I had problems calling the manager, they were all over the country, Florida, Texas, and I forget what other states. – less

Cost cutting has led to many leaving company.
Management are typical CYA types.
Worst people I have ever worked for.

i was at a bank for three days and helped staff with printer and computer stuff

Deploy computers to customer.
Training program to enhance IT skills
Great co-workers at work as a team.
Management supports team.