Working at Xerox in Fort Washington, PA: 1 Employee Job Reviews by Real Employee working in Fort Washington, PA Area

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On average, employees in Fort Washington, PA at Xerox give their company a 0.0 rating out of 5.0 based on 1, whereas overall Average Rating of Xerox is 3.6 out of 5.0 based on 408 Xerox Review Ratings. The happiest Xerox employees in Fort Washington, PA are Service Technicians submitting an average rating of 0.0.

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"I have worked for Global Imaging Systems for about 18 months and they have provided me with extensive training on how to create business out of nothing. Global is owned by Xerox. When I initially started with the company they put me through a 5 week training program that focused on getting in front of decision-makers and providing them with solutions that help them to cut costs and become more productive. They have also taught me how to market myself and our products with a minimal budget."

Posted 10 years ago in Chico, CA

Working at Xerox in Fort Washington, PA: 1 Employee Reviews

Service Technician

in Fort Washington, PA

"...and I though it was a cradle-to-grave type job..."

What do you like about working at Xerox?

"I spent most of my time working away from the company onsite at the customer location. Excellent freedom to set my work day. The Bennies were excellent! Xerox is a company that is run by the techs and engineers that built the company. Upper management at one time or another turned a screwdriver as a field tech at some point in their career."

What don't you like about working at Xerox?

"The company is slow to realize anything outside of copiers or printers. They spend lots of time & money developing technology that they took nowhere (e.g ethernet, GUI, e-mail)."

What suggestions do you have for management?

"Don't be afraid the reach for new technology and fields."