CSI Employer Reviews

Hired as the Receptionist at CSI I was afforded the opportunity to take my career in whatever direction I had the willingness to learn. I worked my way through the receptionist position to an Administrative Assistant, to an Executive Assistant and finally I moved into the financial area of the company and was able to achieve the position of Financial – more... Administrator. This was a great group of people, the office environment was always full of laughter which made all the hard work worthwhile. – less

Designed and coded mailing, estimating, AR, AP, GL, and other applications all in RPG and CL. Performed system administration and technical support functions for system/38 Converted from IBM System 34 to IBM System 38.

collection and sorted trash for individual residences provided excellent customer service at all time.

This company started out good with good ideas but didn't always hire quality people and eventually lost to many customers.

It's a(n) okay Agency to work through. The hardest part of the job is not having enough clients.

I enjoyed working at this call center because I believed in a special cause: helping people that need help, helping adults and children that are disabled. I believe in Saving Lives! I was being paid of course, but most of all I received job gratification.

I was able to utilize my central office skills , as well as , my outside plant skills.

8 regular hours plus 4 hours overtime or more,I learned how to operate lazer machine operation..The management conduct every day meeting for the progress and condition of every work..My co-workers helping each other and work as a team or as a family..The hardest part of the job is when there is climate change during winter season and the most enjoyable – more... part is when theres a bonus and incentive given by the company. – less

The only thing is there is no benefits or opportunity for growth in a temp company. Bad thing was my hours would come out short sometimes.

it was an ok place to work. Clean work area unload trucks and load trucks using forklift, unload and load boats using the crane

the non management side of Concrete Systems inc. it had vast learning atmosphere

would come into work and the I would run a dump truck hauling rock out to our dump site

A typical day at work is to make a lot of phone calls to Insurance companys. I lean something new everyday on working in their systems and about insurance companys. My co-workers are great and the management is great also. I best part of my job is that we work together as a team to get our jobs done.

I worked as a contracted employee at Suntrust bank. I loved my job. In a typical day, I would come in, get the loan applications from the fax machine and key them into the computer. I would do this for about 2 hours. Then I would go to the mailroom and get the department mail. After delivering the mail to the various members of our department, I would – more... process more loan applications or work on "return mail". I would check the return mail for updated addresses or search the client's name and id for updated addresses. I would then process the mail to be sent back out to the clients. I also would process the "closing" packages for loans. I wuould highlight where signatures were needed and send a copy for the client and one for the closing and then fedex those packages to the client. There was nothing hard about this job, except the knowledge that it was a permanent position. The most enjoyable was the people. Everyone there was usually in a good mood and always made me feel like a part of the team. – less

go to tower site, read mop, climb up tower, installing antennas, mounting hardware, installing coax and connectors, grounding, testing, positioning, and optimizing antennas and lines, climb down go home or to hotel!
learned alot co workers were great , management was pore!

This was a good company to work for. This was family owned at that time. They were personable and also generous with employees.

Not did I enjoy my time at my previous jobs, I learned a lot and met great people that really had a positive impact on me as a person and my life as a whole.

aggressive, cut throat, not employee friendly, burdened by internal policy and regulation

I worked closely with the CFO and the Accounting Department at CSI Corp. to work on daily tasks and any projects assigned by the CFO. The CFO assigned a daily update of the Bank Reconciliation for one of the bank accounts to helps me learn and practice what the Bank Rec is outside of what I would learn in class. In addition, I would be working on a – more... project that the CFO would task me with, for example I worked on auditing a list of auditing manual checks because the Payroll Department had a big problem of compensating many Union workers. I was also able to learn how to post entries in the books and in the general ledger through a program on the computer. I also learned how to use the concepts that I learned in class in real life situations. I learned about reversing entries and accruals in class, but being able to use the respective program to post entries to reverse accruals was very interesting to learn. Also, I learned about credit memos in class, but I never really understood what or how a credit memo looked until I dealt with credit memos by creating invoices for the respective credit memos. Management was very friendly to work with and also very helpful to work with. The CFO really tried to teach me basic accounting skills and to help me practice very basic accounting tasks. My co-workers and fellow interns were also very helpful, friendly, and hard-working. The working environment was very comfortable to work with and not so intimidating as I initially thought.

The hardest part of the job was letting down my pride and asking questions from people for help. My weaknesses are having too much pride to ask for help and my initial shyness. In the beginning, when I am trying to get comfortable with the environment, I am very shy and not as outgoing for the few 2 or 3 weeks. Also, during this time, I especially feel like I need to prove myself so I do not try to ask for help until the last resort because I want to figure out how to work and solve the problem by myself. However, through this internship, I had learned that it was not disadvantageous for me to ask the CFO or the Accounting Department for help if I needed some guidance on the current project I was working on or for the daily bank rec, when I could not get both the book and bank numbers to match. On the other hand though, the most enjoyable part of the job was the fact that I was learning and exercising the material that I learned in class. Before this internship, I wasn't sure that accounting was the right direction for me. I just finished up my junior year about to start my challenging senior year as an Accounting Major, and I was not sure that accounting was the right path for me because the material I learned my classes were so dry and boring and uninteresting. However, after this internship, my thoughts had changed. I thought accounting was a very crucial part to the company. I learned that to some extent, accounting is really different in the real-world compared to the material we learned in our classes and what we read in our textbooks. I really enjoyed posting invoices, journal entries, general ledger entries, reverse accrual entries, auditing manual checks, etc. I really learned to enjoy what I was doing. In addition, I learned how to really time manage myself between all the tasks and projects that I was working on. My strengths are that I am hard-working and I believe that I am a fast learner. – less

Job went well as far as schedule so we met out part of getting things in place correctly.