Sony Employer Reviews

Shipping and receiving, forklift driver, scan products, stocker, cycle count.

• Implementation Lead for updating systems from Main Frame STN to SAP
• Responsible for supervising the work of office administrative and customer service employees to ensure adherence to quality standards, deadlines, proper procedures, and correcting errors or problems.
• Managed adequate inventory levels for over 3,000 items in 2 warehouses with a – more... total inventory value of over $10.5 million.
• Provided employees with guidance in handling difficult or complex problems or in resolving escalated complaints or disputes.
• Created and updated procedures, document control, calibration of equipment and record retention. Performed ISO 9001 and 14001 internal audits on various departments throughout the Sony facility as Lead Auditor. – less

In this position I was selling SONY TV's in a retail market. The fun part of this position was that I gathered a team together from the stores I visited. I was able to have them 'work for me' while getting paid by the retail store.

Up to date systems, transparent pricing and excellent work environment.

good place to work but not for a career. meet some wonderful people and learned a lot.

• Promote Sony products and services by demonstrating consumer electronics
• Utilize all forms of social media to increase brand awareness
• Represent and promote the brand in conjunction with sales
• Measure the performance of product and consumer interest via my URL traffic and survey completions

This warehouse was one of my very first jobs where I accuired many skills, going in as an auditor then moving up to using the RF scanner, and eventually picking out shipping orders with the equipment.

The managment hires anyone they can find and does not lead the team. This is not a productive enviornment.

The people are excellent and willing to help each other at all levels.

The Sr. management seems living in a different planet. They are promoting the culture of no accountability, fighting for visibility and noise making. the hard-working people producing results and driving the business forward but no glorifying their works are ignored, and the ones – more... creating noises, nonproductive works for others are promoted all the time. – less

Sorted shipments by airport codes, check quantity and quality of shipments. In high season trained several temporary workers to keep up with the extra high volume.

temporary
job was only seasonal
no benefits
few hours
low paying job

Sony isn't just a name for electronics, it's a brand that cares all about their customers and employees. Sony would go above and beyond to make the customer happy as well as keeping their employees fully satisfied.

A typical day at Sony would include a small get together at the start of the shift to understand the day's goals and any special events – more... that would take place, selling the products and services that were offered, and maintaining customer relations along with paperwork that followed with the services we offered.

Management and co-workers were like one big family. The hardest part of the job was seeing a customer get really excited about a product and wouldn't be able to afford it. The most enjoyable part of the job would be when customers were fully satisfied and would return to you if they needed anything else. – less

Responsible for sorting and distributing TV, including setting up production sort
areas and maintaining a supply of flat screen TV.

Palletized, wrapped, labeled and loaded pallets in trailers utilizing a 4k/6k forklift and
pallet jack; achieved zero injuries in threes of operation.

Audited trailer manifest to ensure proper load weights and techniques – more... were utilized. – less

A typical day at Sony fun. For the most part their is some traffic, but you can share your passion and help customers with their needs. Co workers are friendly and eager to work. Management however can be another story, often it seems that associates do a better job than some of the managers running the store. There is really nothing hard about the – more... job and is enjoyable if you love electronics. – less

Great place to work, Really smart and knowledgeable management

Enjoy working with intelligent individuals with good work ethics and great sense of humor. Have developed and foster relationships across the enterprise through high profile projects with access to senior management.

I enjoyed working for the company I just did not like the commute back and forth from indy to terre haute. There were seats for select persons and during breaks people seats were being taken.

Negotiated contracts with primary filming locations
Coordinated permits with the City of Chicago
Scouted primary filming locations

Great place to work

face pace and always pushing new products

A typical day at work consisted of working on the line putting televisions together and occasionally shooting screws if and when the robots broke down. I learned how to properly assemble televisions. The management team were very generous and we're always making sure everything with your station was in great working condition. My co-workers we're great – more... to be around they made the job much better. There wasn't anything hard about the job. It was a very fast paced job and I enjoyed everything about it! – less