Fujitsu Employer Reviews

Always had a project plus support of customers who owned the company equipment.
Attended hardware shows and was responsible for running demo and providing technical information.
Attended classes on storgae foundation cluster file systems, fiber channel switch administration, Solaris systems administration, and UNIX System Administration.
Worked well – more... with co-workers and shared information on what we had learned.
Hardest part of the job was trying to stay pro active for the customer, to see problems before they do.
Getting that big order after doing the pre sales engineering support – less

a typical day at work: production work ( 1per hour)
what you learned: more about fujitsu laptops, hardware and software
management: was great.
your co-workers: are easy goin and easy to work with.
the hardest part of the job. I didnt have any issue with fujitsu
the most enjoyable part of the job: just time to do something that i like doing

I enjoyed working at Fujitsu for most of my career. However in recent years too many changes at top management with shifting goal and vision with shoet time gain in mind

In the US, senior management is a mixture of good and bad. Former long-time managers from previous separate Fujitsu companies were generally solid veterans and good leaders; new leadership that constantly changes does not provide the leadership needed for already defined strategic direction.

Good people within team to work with. Flextime is very beneficial.

If you want to get your foot in the door in IT, this would be a good place.

It is a top three consulting company with good Culture values, Management, It is a fun place to work and work life was good. Since I am a contractor to the Fujitsu my project is going to end in April according to the agreements exchanged by my employer.

Pulling orders, receiving returned merchandise How to dis- assemble plasmas management was good worked with nice guys. The was pretty easy. The hours where good GREAT bonuses.

Its a decent place to work if you like traveling and long hours. You do get to work from home from time to time but if you're on a client full time prepare for extremely long hours for minimal pay, promotions and bonus are hard to come by, plus there is a caveat attached...You must remain with the company for a certain amount of time or pay it back.

Job security is not good, lots of layoffs due to management du jour. They need to determine their US Headquarters and strategy and rebuild the company.

Alwyas working a lot.
My boss was a good person but he was under lots of stress

This applies to FAI, not Fujitsu Networks. The environment is toxic and most managers clueless. Your efforts and best interests will never be appreciated or even considered unless they've changed. It's the culture. Women are all treated like admins and minorities demeaned. It was a sweat shop and in 2 years I never found a way to thrive in their chaos. – more... I'm amazed that there've been so few lawsuits, considering how they treat employees (like used office equipment). Fai is okay for a short term contract. Get out before they outsource or lay off. – less

I got hired about two weeks ago as a Service Desk Tech. After two weeks on the job , they said they no longer needed my service. I have worked many jobs in the past, but only Fujitsu lays of people after two weeks on the job. This company hires only contract workers and lays them off after the contract expires. Most the workers that I worked at Fujitsu – more... were contract workers with no benefits. I do not recommend this company to anyone – less

management and staff were good people to work with. Management treated their employees with respect.

Fujitsu prefers to use contractors and does not have a work-to-hire program. Contractors do not enjoy any benefits while working at Fujitsu (no health/retirment insurance and no vacations). Most contractors have been at Fujitsu for 3 more years before the company considers hiring them full time. Most contractors do not last one year at the company. – more... Once an employee is hired full-time, there are good company benefits, but the odds are not good for any one contractor being hired full-time.

Fujitsu is also developing a reputation for releasing contractors without warning. Even with good performance reviews, a contractor cannot be certain of how his/her performance is perceived by management. Fujitsu management has released many contractors without giving any notice either verbal or written regarding job performance and without giving the contractor opportunity to improve real or imagined deficiencies. – less

I only contracted through this company so there was no long term security and no benifits.

This is just one of the types of equipment that I worked on, there would be management for this. there are no coworkers either

We had 3 different Administrations , soso, miss colleages, work typical of a Call Center,

Well my day start with me making sure my E.S.D is working properly. Log into Oracel, and then onto the Fujitsu support website. Then I check all my inventory, and make sure everything is there, and match the paper work. Proceed to do my diagnostic test on the unit, and repair all neccessary work needed too be done. Clean the unit, check, and check off – more... the list too meet all Quality satification. I learn alot about Fujitsu laptop, drivers, hardware, and software issue through troubleshooting. The most enjoyable part of the job was my break. – less

It was a wonderful company to work for. I had access to so many different technologies and room for advancement. I had 22 years of Networking experience, With a good knowledge of Network Infrastructure, and Security Requirements. M0nitors system and network elements using diagnostic tools and troubleshooting procedures, that identify the root causes – more... for chronic issues. Performs diagnostics, of network hardware and software components for first level problem resolution. Experience routine and basic tasks associated with production operations. We had to have excellent interpersonal skills. – less