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      Ingram Micro

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      Ingram Micro reviews

      3.5

      63% would recommend to a friend

      (3,656 total reviews)
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      Alain Monie and Paul Bay

      64% approve of CEO

      53% positive business outlook

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      Ingram Micro has an employee rating of 3.5 out of 5 stars, based on 3,656 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The Ingram Micro employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Information Technology industry (3.9 stars).

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      4K reviews
      1.0
      Dec 26, 2015

      Supervisor

      Operations supervisor
      Recommend
      CEO approval
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      Pros

      The only good part is the hourly that work for you. They do have benefits, insurance, 401k, vision, Vacation .

      Cons

      Way to many hours. 6 and 7 days a week for 6 months.Top managers won't think outside box. No compensation for all the hours . No time for family, all the company seems to care about is there bottom line.

      2.0
      Dec 6, 2015

      great people, mixed strategy

      Director
      Recommend
      CEO approval
      Business Outlook

      Pros

      1) great people, with many people staying 10-20+ years - in SOME locations 2) always changing, pursuing new markets 3) some very good mid level management

      Cons

      1) lip service to being "about the people", with high turnover and cuts in human resources (!), and high turnover in SOME locations where retention strategies seem not to adjust to local markets 2) cyclical strategy changes, with little organizational foresight and preparedness 3) huge organization, with little involvement from some of the best "in the know" management -most are not empowered to make changes or to be a part of strategy decisions, so are forced to be very reactive

      1.0
      Sep 27, 2015

      Account Manager

      Account manager
      Recommend
      CEO approval
      Business Outlook

      Pros

      There are some incredible leaders in upper management, unfortunately they are not the standard or the majority. I did have the pleasure of working for a phenomenal leader for 5 years, but I've also worked for VP's that could barely operate a laptop. The compensation can be fantastic, but it depends on when you are hired. If it was prior to the acquisition, you likely are better off from a salary standpoint than if you were hired by Ingram - Ingtam is notorious for low pay. But again, if you have the right boss finally you can make a great salary with great incentives. The company has a great local presence and supports a large number of charities, and volunteering is always encouraged which is fantastic. There is also a gym on site that you can pay to use but if you use it frequently you basically get your money back, that's a great incentive.

      Cons

      Ever since the company was puchased by Ingram Micro everything has gone downhill. The old BrightPoint culture prior to the acquisition of BP by INGRAM was best in class - but when BrightPoint was purchased we lost our best asset - our President (never have I met a more honest, forward thinking, intelligent, and genuine man, who was invested in every single employee in the company). Unfortunately he resigned, and since that day the company has become a lousy place to work. HR is a joke as someone else stated. Do not trust HR, they are dishonest and serve no purpose except to try and keep employees from sueing upper management for illegal activities. If you file a complaint with HR you might as well turn in your two week notice immediately. They state there is a "no retaliation policy" and that could not be farther from the truth. If you go to HR about any upper level employee you can expect to be let go. As someone else mentioned previously, the CEO did state the company needed to make up for a 10 million dollar loss and that was done by a massive reduction in force (layoffs) and they continue to let people go as needed. They're always rumors of outsourcing entire departments to different countries. If you are female - do not expect to ever be promoted above a manager. If you are not part of the boys club, you can expect that you will never move up within the company. Because of the constant push to reduce costs I would ever suggest applying for a position with INGRAM MICRO MOBILITY (at this time, fall 2015), you would be the first to get fired and there would be no job security.

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