Unisys Employer Reviews

Worked in many departments and moved around from plant 1 to plant 2 and 4. Worked well with others,

Go in, take calls, assist end users.
I learned to work in a very large environment.
Amazing supervisors.
Fun coworkers
learning new applications
enviornment

it was nice and fun.. i learned a lot..when it comes to VoIP and CISCO Routers.. Pasting Scripts, the hardest part of the job was when we immigrate systems from old OS to the newer one. we used to work 12+ hours.. but was ok

It was very exciting environment at work as the project schedules were tight, we spent a lot of time at work and worked efficiently. Productiveness is high.

From almost day one, I expressed my desire to move up in their company. Empty promises, unfulfilled guarantees, etc., I eventually just gave up. If you need a job, it's okay. If you need health insurance, you're better off buying it and paying for it yourself. Their insurance SUCKS!! It's worse than no insurance at all.

Unisys had one of the better contracts yet paid their employees/contractors one of the lowest wages in Iraq.

The company was a great place to have worked. It was sold out to Granada while I was working there.

I worked for Unisys for many years and enjoyed my time there completely. Even though I was let go if the chance to return was available i would go back in a heartbeat. they expect staff to be able to work autonomously and as a team. Unisys was great at trying to encourage people to improve and be bigger assets to the organization.

Start the day with answering mails.
Learned about Techinchal & leadership skills.
Mangement is helpfull & cooperative.
Excellent support & guidance from the co workers.
Hardest part of the job is long hours of working & the most enjoyable part is the flexibility at work place.

8.00-5.00 pm.

speed
poor
good
quota system
satifaction in completing job

I would not let my worst enemy work at Unisys. 7 years without a raise . No advancement posabilities, cut my salery 15% moved me to a subsidiary company lost all my company benefits, lost my sick days and my vacation time. New hires worked for 10.50 an hour which are now contract employees with no benefits. Drive 150 miles in every direction to service – more...  Dell computers and laptops daily 5 days per week. Mileage was paid but not at the state allowance levels, it was paid at a 33% level and was told to put the rest of your allowable mileage on your taxesat the end of the year. No office , had to work out of my car even when it rained or snowed I had to call all my customers when I was in my car. We had no local regions and had to travel site to site traveling in access of over 200 miles per day. – less

Professional coworkers and managers managers. Nice work environment. Held a series of contracts: 8 months, 4 months, 1 month, 10 days, etc. Wrote and edited technical manuals on high-speed bank check sorting/data processing systems, printers, etc., and a proposal on a government ID processing system. On the last day of the proposal project, I completed – more...  my portion having spent 27 hours straight on it and on-time for submission by Unisys to the client. (Hardest part of the jobs was ensuring I would not fall asleep after that marathon proposal project, being that my commute home was 32 miles and I was tired.) What I learned: I could work non-stop for more than hours.) Hardest part: a 32-mile each-way commute. Most enjoyable part of the job: a professional environment, nice colleagues. – less

I learned how to run checks in the machine to capture the account. I had a good experience working there.

it was learning experience for me. they thought me well. i learned a lot from them

At first site by 8AM and home by 6PM if lucky. I was able to learn all Dell products which will open doors in you want to move on in the future. You are thrown into the "fire" with limited or no help at all and often look "stupid" in front of clients if you get the wrong person on the wrong day.

Good atmosphere, Cafeteria cook was awesome. Benefits Good. Pay was ok. Hours were not fun especially with required overtime. Shift diff was awesome though.

a bunch of unprofessional under dressed management heads that recite racist remarks and unprofessional demeanor while working.

Unisys sold the division off to a private equity company so the review is the same as stated in the most recent job listing

Unisys was good to me over the years. It paid for a lot of what I own today. It's just too bad they couldn't make up their minds what kind of company they wanted to be, service or hardware.

Whilst employed with Unisys I was given a fantastic opportunity to show my skills. It was an easy transition to a new company and I was treated with respect and as a professional. I would encourage other prospective employees to engage with them.