Xerox reviews

-I reviewed almost 3 years ago, and little has changed. I believe things have gotten worse and can be summed up in 2 words - PAY CUTS. That's right, pay cuts, while Ms. Burns steadily rakes in the dough, sitting haughtily at State of Addresses with the President of the United States. Involuntary leaves and stack ranking is ridiculous as well. At the slow rate that employees are being developed, if at all, pay cuts, IRIFs, using contract workers and increased workloads, there will be no one left except sales people and managers. It baffles me that selling boxes is more valuable to this company than selling services. Services is what convinces customers to buy the products. Management has no (or bad?) direction and business direction is never clear. How can you build if you don't give any direction? The company is all screwed up, looking good on paper but losing customers and product satisfaction at an exponential rate. -Many associates have never met their managers face to face. -Performance evaluations are non-existent. -Benefits are increasingly becoming terrible. Employees are being juiced for blood like turnips, until dried up and then discarded, but never replaced.U -Upper level management is too concerned with saving and increasing revenue at the expense of keeping good employees. They don't seem to realize that the less people they have to manage, they too will be out of a job!

Expenses are scrutinized to the penny, cell phone bills are reveiwed for personal usage, meals are not reimbursed when making sales calls within 50 miles of your home - you are expected to drive home for lunch. Xerox discriminates against women paying men $10-25K annually more for the same job with the same title. These same women have out-performed the men in these positions. Xerox has several EEOC lawsuits and investigations for Title 7 discrimation.