CompuCom Employer Reviews

Great place to get certifications in your field, to become involved in cross-functional initiatives, with some really exceptional people.

Excell Data was acquired by CompuCom approximately in 2003.

Everything is fine here, I just need to make a little more money.

Good company to work for, good benefits. Worked there on a 2 year contract for another company I was happy there.

Good pay, decent hours. Only downside is you usually are temp to hire so you will not have immediate job security.

• Managed the Chicagoland Data Centers; Comprising of Chicago, Arlington Heights and Barrington Illinois.
• Responsible for the coordination of the installation and removal of all hardware equipment at all Data Centers locations.

• Responsible for ensuring the team meets and exceeds expectations in regards to performance, meets defined SLA’s, and that standards and processes are followed to provide effective customer service within the contract.
• Lead Subject Matter expert and Project manager in eastern US on 11,000 PC rollout project.
Managing configuration, and data migration.
• – more... Review tickets to ensure they are complete and in the correct product queue, take corrective actions when needed.
• Contributed to the business unit as an escalation manager for critical issues and customer situations. Work directly with customers and support engineers to resolve any problems and ensure all parties are on track.
• Managed and Scheduled field techs and NOC techs for on-site rollouts and provided 3rd level NOC support remotely via Helpdesk and Service-Now ticketing system.
• Worked directly with former employer, , in supporting the client/customer base.
• Desktop engineered many applications in the field on the fly. – less

I was with CompuCom for 4 yrs first as a break fix lead tech then on to projects, after Jan,2013 the projects weren't coming thru so they laid off 30 of us. with in a couple week was seeing jobs posted for them in my are and the areas of other laid off techs NONE of us were brought back I just found out that they hired a contractor to help the Break – more... fix tech here that I trained and when he asked them to get me back they told him I cost too much .....contractor making 15 and hour so if you want to work for a company that doesn't care go for it. get your training out of them and look for something better – less

Get in, get your experience and get out.

Poor management, low pay, and ZERO advancement opportunities.

Very busy little downtime, exactly what I was looking for. I learned many new technolgies and refreshed on my previous skills

I worked for them in a contract position, it was a fun job with lots of freedom.

ts company was a little confusing to work for but were loyal to thier employees. raises were hard to get.

Ever since they purchased Gentronics they have had a huge philosophy shift away from customer service and towards automation.

I have been able to learn a lot from the Lead Engineer of this project. I find that it truly takes a team to establish a solid network.

Solving day to day issues, hardware, software, network and pretty much everything that will come under the IT scope. Customer service, understanding how products and tasks are run and supporting them at various level from a IT point of view is what i learned during my 7 years at Compucom.

Start out with tearing down and removing all old pc's and boxing up. Then open up all the new boxes of new pc's and equipment. Next hooking up all new equipment and making sure they all work. Finally start em up and change boot sequences as needed and install and operate new software.

CompuCom is a great company while they have enough contracts to work on.

Short contract but a good company to work for. Fast paced but if you can keep up and work hard, you'll do well.

CompuCom has a valued place in the market.
They have been streamlined to bare minimum in the Winston Salem market now.

. CompuCom was a good company to work for.
CompuCom required you to bring 100 percent to work day. Customer needs always came first.
Some of my best friends I met at CompuCom.
Hardest part of the job depended on your manager, I had some great managers and I had some that were not so great.
Enjoyable part was our team building outings to different locations.
Starting – more... over all rating 22 years ago 5 stars. – less