Eastman Kodak Employer Reviews

I have been with the same Company for 13 years. During my time, I have accomplished a lot. I have pioneered many projects and have been a part of many decisions that greatly impacted my company, working for the world’s largest imager, I feel that I have become well groomed for the fast paced corporate work environment

Great experince. All my co-workers were great. They all help each other with anything. Management needed to be more organized and up-to-date with employee's schedules.

I worked as a material handler moving product, loading/unloading trucks, delivering needed inventory, and shipping and receiving. Data entry using SAP. I trained operators to drive and operate fork lifts with class room and hands on. The most enjoyable part was training. I love working with people.

We were a full service company. Self insured, internally educated and trained. Great company to work for until the digital market took away their cash cow.
Top management was unable to see the market change and adapt. They missed many opportunities due to indecision.
In the end they started closing profitable divisions to raise cash.

High rewards for – more...  hard work. Worked hard and played hard was our motto.
Independence was paramount. All of the employees were professionals and performed the work with litte supervision
I enjoyed my fellow Kodak friends, our customers and the outside work.
Minimal company meetings. – less

I had my own lab with four highly technical test fixtures. A jetting module print head would be delivered to me for life test. Fluid (ink) would be delivered to jetting module via a flluid delivery system and test would run 24/7 until failure. Data was collected and put into a Excel spreadsheet to analyze by an engineer. I maintained the fluid system – more...  by maintenance, diagnostics and repair. – less

Make the coffee.
Review Calendar
Set up Meetings or finish sending confirmations
Data Entry
Vacations, sick, attendance
Review the daily activities with COOPs or Temp staff.
The hardest part was budgeting accounts.
Most enjoyable was training and watching the progress.

first line supervision
cnc supervisor
cnc lathe operator
machine repair manager

Working with technology, travel. Learning up to date technology of image sharing and computers. Strict, but, fair management. Peers are always willing to help solve issues. Sometimes being away from family. Self accomplishment for installing new equipment and training customers on it.

Enjoyed the making of film products
machine maintenance
enjoyable people to work for

You could laugh and cut up as long as you did your job.
I learned some computer skills as well as a lot about camras'.
The management was okay.
I had some awesome co-workers and have seen a lot come and go.
The hardest part of the job was having to get use to new employees constantly.
I enjoyed being able to help others in making memories.

Great place to work for until their site started to close down in the parks. management was great, co -workers were great also, taking pictures you meet alot of interesting people.

I gave it my all for several years but in the end they no longer cared about their people--you were just a number

Great people work for this company, poor management, big disconnect between upper management and the regular workers.

Kodak was the best place I have ever worked. Although the job requirements were sometimes very demanding you had the support to succeed....

I work with all functions at various levels within Kodak (and outside customers) negotiating, drafting and finalizing Sales contracts for US and Canada regions. The day is interesting because you constantly learn new things, new products for Kodak based on different strategies and how to work with different people so that everyone's needs are met and – more...  done so, with respect. I think the most enjoyable part of my job is the constant change aspect, it is never the same day to day. – less

Exceeded the productivity goals for spooling work in 135 films Darkroom room operation, Coached multiple shifts on production and training issues.

My best experience of a lifetime. Working with this company gave me all the work experience I have now. I learned a lot. I started working in the warehouse for 3 moths, then promoted to traffic clerk, then as a sales person in the stores, then as a traffic coordinator and my last position was Retail Sales Manager.
my hardest part of the job was to deal – more...  with co-workers with too much envy, thanks God were few of them. And to deal with angry customers but again very very few of them. My best part of the job was dealing with customers, and listening comments about our great services, the satisfaction of my supervisor and the General Manager. My experience here in USA has been all the oposite not quite of course but a big difference. – less

Account Management in a sales territory calling on production accounts. Inside and Outside sales calls were done daily. Presentations of product and platform presentations at trade shows were great experience. The most enjoyable part of the job was working with great customers and meeting wonderful people in the film business. The hardest part of the – more...  job was convincing the customers our product was here to stay. – less

My typical work day is all management duties, driving the business and maintaining employee morale. One of the most important things iv'e learned from this company is, drive sales and keep labor down. Coworkers were great to work with, the hardest part of the job was maintaining a good work staff.

Technical Writer / Content Developer / Inventory Management.

Busy with new products, Standard Work Instructions, Job Element Sheets, Updating procedures. Very great place to work.