Lenovo Employer Reviews

Always go onsite services without fully understanding customer needed before sending technician to support customers.

Here you can meet talented people with all different back ground, salary is not that competitive.

Great people .
Good Company to work for
I learnt alot from my senior management

good. you can learn more hardware informatin, and the environment is very good for young people . All things is postive

It had good management the co-workers where good team worker they help if you did not understand something about the job the good thing there was a lot advancement on this job ,the bad thing you were not hired permanent.

Bright people work here and it can be excited to be part of a development team. The challenge is the global nature of the company: managing communication with China makes for early morning and late night calls. Flexible work environment helps make up for the pain of work encroaching on personal life.

Lenovo is a great company to work for. I would highly recommend working for them.

I spent over a year in the field as a Channel Account Manager exceeding quarterly targets consistently in what was known as a "supplemental long term employee" position where the job benefits weren't on par with permanent positions. As a top performer one would have thought that they would want to reward stellar achievements by offering a permanent – more... placement positions but that isn't the Lenovo way. Hiring supplemental long term employees full time costs more money so Lenovo avoids doing so. – less

Lenovo Acquired IBM PC department; trained its international management people in USA, Europe and Asia; reorganize internal departments almost every year. It's fun to work in Lenovo to meet kinds of different people.

Had a great manager and nice job. The role I was in just wasn't for my background. Had it been I would have stayed.

Lenovo is a strong player in the industry. The majority of management is from the old IBM days and is what hold them back just enough from being an awesome company to work for. There are quite a few people in the organization who have vision and are truly great to work for/with. Work/life balance is improving, but in project management you expect an – more... unbalance. I have worked for and currently work there as a contractor. I am highly interested in a perm. position but they have had a hiring freeze for close to 12 months now. Overall I would recommend Lenovo for anyone interested in employment. – less

When I started nobody knew who Lenovo was and we were the 4th largest PC Manufacturer in the world. Compensation was great and targets were realistic. Now that we have become the number 1 company in the word everything has changed. Compensation quickly changed to be not at market value and targets went from realistic to ridiculous. Only thing going – more... for them is they make solid products. The sales team there went from professionals to contractors fresh out of college and having no clue how to handle LE accounts. Turnover with these kids is very high because they really have no clue who the company is and they are setup to fail very quickly. They do not know how to foster the talent they have in other places to fill key positions. Only thing keeping many folks here is the economy and fearful of the unknown, but once that passes they better get ready for a mass exodus. – less

* Daily morning and evening 2mins exercise to refresh employees.
* every month conducting games and giving prizes.
* Good place to learn and practice technology.
* friendly environment.

Its Lenovo, need I say more? Fun and exciting people in a very clean and environmental friendly atmosphere.

Work life balance is awful. If you are middle aged, you will not be promoted. I love the culture. Benefits are good, compensation not good if you are a middle aged woman, or a woman in general.

Enjoy working at this company, you have the enjoyment of creating sales without being micromanaged

Business Transformation Team, Development, Testing, Business Analytics

After team meeting, getting everything set up (materials needed, boxes made, labels needed) to have a productive day.
I learned how to audit and check to see if computers were working and/or needed repairs.
My coworkers always made the night go fast by helping each other and always finding something fun to laugh about.
There wasn't anything hard about – more... the job
I enjoyed the pace of the job – less

Love working with the staff and enjoy going in daily. Friendly customers and Great benifits

Check the schedule of the assigned project
Prioritize the received emails
Focus on handling the most important and urgent cases
Organize teleconference or face to face meeting with the project members to catch up with the lastest status and push forward with the progress
Engage an indepth talk with other colleagues who have expertise with my responsibility – more... scope or who can help provide me with different views
I have enhanced my knowledge related to my job responsiblity and ability to gather around sources which help solve issues
The hardest part of the job is to maintain the optimized process, convince every concerned parties to approve and implement it correctly and effectively with regions and function teams
What I enjoy the most is the talk with all kinds of colleagues and the moment problem is solved or every skateholder thumbs up for my team's proposal – less