Working at CompuCom in Paulsboro, NJ: 3 Employee Job Reviews by Real Employee working in Paulsboro, NJ Area

"Very good entry level job."

"An outsourcing company that configures computing devices for its customers. A fast-paced work environment helps to learn about configuring software versions (upgrade/downgrade). It helps you to learn more about escalation, ticketing systems (Service Now)."

"Hired as a contractor, and after 11 months I was hired on full time, leaned a lot."

What do you like about working at CompuCom?

"I liked the atmosphere, the many different projects that we would work on. Learning new things from other people I wanted to learn everything. I got to lead a Team on a weekend shift, and learn even more. I also genuinely liked my boss, and some of the other bosses as well I felt I could relate to them more."

Do you have any tips for others interviewing with this company?

"Research the company before going in. Make sure this is what you want, they do offer education after one has been there for two years."

What don't you like about working at CompuCom?

"Sometimes I would have to spend more time boxing up client devices, and equipment because other workers were not willing to do it or they would disappear. This would keep me from doing actual scriptwriting or networking, and the company had a large shipping department. This company did not give out cost of living raises, only mandatory overtime at a moment's notice. This I guess would be the raise, mean while people where getting burnt out."

What suggestions do you have for management?

"It is hard to run a company, especially when it gets really big. I noticed some office leutents would not finish their job, and I would say they need to keep an eye on these people if they have the time, or they may just run the company into the ground, This company has been bought and sold many times. I do not know if this is the cause of it but it could be something to look into. If you have an employee that is a loyal asset, take care of them, do not let them suffer and lose them."