Awful leadership - Anonymous employee Computacenter Employee Review

1.0
Jan 3, 2026
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

-They have a good book of business

Cons

-Limited/no formal training -Poor leadership from top to bottom and if they do not like you, you do not have a chance -Middle management knows that senior management is bad but cannot do anything about it -Expected to go in and report/run your accounts with no training -Low pay rate compared to the industry -Non supportive management -Poor communication -Toxic work environment -No regular management check ins -Management will lie to appease the VPs whims on personnel -High turnover, and the team suffers -Out of touch leadership -Extreme favoritism

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Cons

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1.0
Jun 6, 2026
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Pros

Pay and job title are crazy nice

Cons

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Computacenter Response
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Thank you for taking the time to share your feedback and for highlighting both the positives and the areas where we can improve. We’re pleased to hear that you value the pay and job title, but it’s disappointing to read that your experience with training and support has not met expectations. Starting in a new environment without clear guidance can be challenging, particularly in a technical role where structure and consistency are important. Your comments around the need for more effective onboarding, clearer instruction, and better support are important. We recognise that learning by observation alone is not sufficient for everyone, and creating an environment where people feel confident and set up for success is a key part of being a place where people matter. We also take seriously your point about how mistakes are handled. A supportive culture should ensure that people are guided constructively, especially while they are still learning. Thank you again for your honest feedback, which helps us continue improving the experience we provide
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