Pitney Bowes Employer Reviews

A day in the field either qualifying a customer, demonstrating a product, or closing a sale.

I learned something important from customers, reps and upper management. The happiest part of my job was seeing my reps succeed and become filled with enthusiasm. The worst part of this job was putting reps on probation. Firing was the hardest thing I ever – more...  had to do. – less

1-working with amex and it was great working with people who work as a teams
2-The managers help prepare with great intensity & they were piercingly smart

Overall Pitney Bowes is a great company. I learned a lot about selling against competition and gained a lot of computer skills. They offer awesome benefits and they have good opportunity for advancement. They also have a very in depth training program. They also have a lot of support for sales such as a solutions specialist and competitive specialist. – more...  I can not say much for the management however. They also demand a lot of personal time for work and the compensation does not make it feel worthwhile to work so many hours. I enjoy the interaction with clients and potential clients. – less

Work days are normally fasted paced.
The hardest part of the job is job location.

Setting up the machine organize everything making sure everything in working order before starting. I learn how to repair on the machine when tech not available working with a nice co worker who will help out when you need them working with a great manager who show me that I have more skill in me that I didnt know the hardest part about my job is to – more...  learn how to work the flat machine the most enjoyable thing about my job was the people I work with. – less

It's okay been working alomost for five years and theres no opening for manegment or to grow with company.

If it pays the bills it's the job for me. typical work day is rather a busy one there's always something to do .

Their are so many words to describe this place of employment but out of them all the best word to me to describe this place of employment is OUTSTANDING! Pitney Bowes is such an fantastic place to work. There benefits packages are great, the pay is great, the people who you work with are great, overall it's just a great place to work for.

This was a very enjoyable position with wonderful people. The work was challenging but the company possessed a real work/life balance.

A great team environment, with the flexibility to work independently.

It was very peaceful work environment. My day ranged from being a receptionist at the front desk, helping on the mail run, recreating documents or files, shredding, and anything that needed to be assisted with in the records department of El Paso. My co workers help time pass by when we we'd completed our tasks.

I have been satisfied with PB as an employer and as a large company setting good example for others globally.

A day at Pitney Bowes was very busy. It started off with recievig fedex and ups grounds. After that i had to deliver packages and Mail. The management at pitney was great and created a peaceful work enviroment for workers.

A typical day greeting and assissiting customers and co-workers. Making sure everyone was happy and taken care of, because I was the voice of the company,I ran the building handeling over 625 employees and also assissiting outside vendors daily. My manager and I had a great repor. I also had a great department. I was a team player helping out when needed. – more...  Sitting allday was the hardest part of my job. My best times was when I could help somebody. I loved being at the front desk assissiting customers and employees. – less

Pitney is a comfortable place to work at, you go in knowing what your day is going to be like. People are very friendly and easy to get along with. Teamwork is something we really believe in and look out for each other. The only negative thing about the company is that there is a big communication issue from upper management. The company's future looks – more...  very uncertain, therefore making staff members very pessimistic. Asides from that, it is a good company to work for, I just feel the recession took it's toll on the company and need to find a position where I can feel comfortable about having job security. – less

After working there for 5 years it took a downward slide-compensations benefits were offered once met then they were taken away

Pitney Bowes started falling apart when the CEO changed. Supervisors were nasty a lot of the time.

I enjoyed working with them. I was able to learn more as well as work with great professional people. The most enjoyable part of the job was being active and busy.

After graduating from Hiogh School & enrolling at TRI Institute for clerical training, I was hired by Aetna as a mail & file clerk. I loved the experience of working, dressing well, interacting with others & earning a living.

Pitney Bowes a great place to work and learn new things especially about the value of money and savings, great group of people to work with, co-workers wouldnt want to change them for the world, the harderst part of my job is trying to make everyone happy and what i enjoy the most about my job is the satisifaction that i was able to make atleast one – more...  person happy on what they used their hard working money and savings to buy US MINT coins and pass them down to generation. Mgt a great group of bosses and supervisors, especially team leads they listen, they assist and they are your co-workers – less