Pitney Bowes reviews

I have worked for Pitney Bowes, which is an office management contract company for hire contracted to fulfill office duties within a business. The work environment is professional. Typically, the group of Pitney Bowes employees assigned to a site can be 2-7 people assigned to perform all office functions included, but not limited to mail room operations, filing, faxing, answering multi-line telephones, greeting customers as they come into the office, etc. Because there is a small group of Pitney Bowes employees, the group is usually pretty close and the potential for lasting friendships is strong. Benefits are pretty average. Health Insurance is offered at a decent rate. 401K matching has been suspended until 2010. A useful benefit is the opportunity to get college tuition reimbursement, but a person would have to major in Business, Computer Science, or something related.

They hire young, motivated, right out of college employees with very little to no experience, so it is a fantastic opportunity to learn and gain valuable experience in business to business sales. There are plenty of advancement opportunities to move into sales management roles, if you show success and initiative. Vast customer base, so even sales cold calls are usually never too cold, because of brand recognition. Opportunity to work with others that are much more tenured in their role as well as many other departments within the company. Territory is usually pretty condensed and protected.