CompuCom Field Technical Analyst reviews

3.0

56% would recommend to a friend

(179 total reviews)

Mick Slattery

50% approve of CEO

6% positive business outlook

Field Technical Analyst employees have rated CompuCom with 3.0 out of 5 stars, based on 179 company reviews on Glassdoor. This indicates that most Field Technical Analyst professionals have an average working experience there. CompuCom is rated 22% below average by Field Technical Analyst professionals compared to other employers within the Information Technology industry (3.9 stars).

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179 reviews
4.0
Aug 8, 2012
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

If you can get a slot on a good team, you can be very happy - get a variety of experiences, potentially travel on various projects. The team must keep the client happy. We provide outsourced services. Depending on the client's treatment of contractor/vendor types in their facilities - work spaces can be from excellent to hand-me-down.

Cons

This is a lean company. Almost all start via a temporary agency and then move to full time. There is very little bench time. If a project ends, if a contract is lost expect to be laid off. If you did a good job, you will be brought back if your skills and work ethic were good.

1.0
Jul 15, 2012
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

None, it is a job

Cons

Management thinks they can hire monkeys with drivers licenses to do field service work. They tried this three years ago and it blew up in their faces. Very poor service forced them to go back to conventional service structure. They have no respect for abilities of senior techs. Avoid working for this company

5.0
May 25, 2012
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

as a remote field techincal support analyst, I have the mobility to travel throughout the greater Los Angeles area, supproting our flients at their various branches and offices. I am given the autonomy of making my own decisions, scheduling and servicing the client in the best way I see fit, using company-provided laptop and wireless service. I've never met my boss, nor could I pick her out in a lineup. She works from the Phoenix office and we only communicate via phone, text, emails and biweekly conference calls. I normally only hear from here or othere management team members when there is a problem or and emergency request for support.

Cons

Communications - Free wirelsss phone line is a great perk, tho it's because they have a bundled service through the service providers which gives us limited customization.. e.g., I could not get Assurion coverage on my purchased Smartphone, as my name was not directly associated with the account. The basic phone from their bundled deal with T-mobile gave me a 'free' POS Blackberry-style phone that short circuited after my sweating on it less than a month after getting it. Mileage - While a company-porovided van was once available, I had to buy my own car (Toyota Matrix) and submit mileage expense reports that reimburse me @ $0.48/mile, but onliy after the first 15 miles of each day.. The justification for this is that it's not fair to those workeres who commute to their offices. There is also a 30-day window to submit your mileage expense reports. Unfortunately, I've been so busy trying to keep up with the workload; up at 3am updating tickets online in my PJs, that I rearely get to submit the reimbursement requests in time.. given the price of gas the the miles i drive, I'm therefore slowliy going into debt maintaining this job. 210k miles in 5 years. My poor car.. but it's finally paid for!

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