Working at Ingram Micro in Irvine, CA: 13 Employee Job Reviews by Real Employee working in Irvine, CA Area

"It is a very tech minded company. If you are a tech mind person, this is the just the place for you."

"Great future-focused company to work for."

"Ingram Micro has presented me with a great opportunity to earn my stripes and cut my teeth by offering me a wide range of marketing functions and responsibilities. Through this experience, I've been able to develop a strong marketing skill set."

"Good company great team, only issue is growth within as leadership changes"

"Very Excellent company in my career"

"I've worked for Ingram Micro for a little over a year now. They are valued as a $50Billion company and have established itself as a global company. I have been able to work with some brilliant people who have been able to teach and train me the many skills that come with data analysis."

"I worked with Ingram Micro for a year and a half. I was part of the Cloud organization, a division accelerating growth in cloud migrations and delivering solutions to the global market. Great company, great benefits and great culture."

"No adequate training provided and your boss would write you up for not knowing stuff that you were never trained on. Very toxic environment."

"I have been working for Ingram Micro for about 1.5 months. The prime location, companies financial status, and friendly work environment are the pluses. However, there is not much room for innovation, growth, and career development."

"I worked as a summer intern at Ingram Micro. It was a great experience to learn from as I was able to collaborate with my team and interact directly with my manager and director. I enjoyed the work that I did and was able to see it implemented into their daily processes."

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"Large company environment."

"I am currently working at Ingram Micro as a Cloud Marketing Intern. The business is very large, however the structure of the intern program is very stagnated. Many of the supervisors were prepared to have interns, but there were few that were not."