Working at NCR Corp. in Atlanta, GA: 19 Employee Job Reviews by Real Employee working in Atlanta, GA Area

"Decent company, hard to get promoted but they do provide merit increases and bonuses (which hard pay as promised), some great people to work with and some terrible, hard to get cooperation from other departments, HR and IT are mostly useless, office policy is terrible and many have long commutes."

"Good to work for NCR it’s one of the world’s technologies leaders"

"Dedicated, loyal and hardworking. Part of a TEAM!"

"It seems that NCR is going through a change and the direction is a bit unclear."

"Great organization with great products. However, my concerns are in middle level and the service support is in trouble."

"I worked as an intern, and loved my summer there. The HQ in Atlanta is a beautiful building with lots of perks. My manager gave me meaningful tasks and assigned me a mentor to guide me through some of my projects. Overall a great internship experience."

"NCR is a company that mainly focuses on innovation to keep ahead of the market. A good workplace for anyone who wants to learn more and part of company history."

"Excellent company and overall morale of the company culture is unmatched."

"Work here for about 10 months. I was rehired at the to fill a position that I was outsourced from. The company did not have a plan for my position. I was left to work on my own and find my own solutions to keep my location functional."

"Overall it's a good company with great support from management"

"I have worked at NCR for nearly three years. There is a lot of opportunity today as the company is pivoting in its focus, moving from a traditionally hardware business into primarily SaaS. It is an exciting time to be with NCR"

"I worked briefly for NCR as a contractor. NCR is primarily a hardware company; so, software for them is a "necessary evil", and, an expense to be managed."

"NCR is a great company to work it, one of the best IT company in the heart of Atlanta. I had a phenomenal experience working with them: in terms of team-work, durability. More like an eye-opener to fixing challenges. I started working at the company in 2016 and it ended in October 2019."

"A company that is heading in the right direction, but has a long way to get there."

"NCR is a good company. Processes can get in the way of progress though."