NCR Corp. Employee Job Reviews in the United States

"It is a good position if you are wiling to compromise your sanity."

"Poor management deploying of field techs and time management for the lunch schedules. 30 minute lunch. Overnight shifts are mandatory. Overworked."

"I've worked for NCR 7 months now and I can truly say they underpay you and do not have the proper resources to train you."

"The company does a good job attaining its employees. but does a poor job maintaining them."

"Worked with NCR for about 7 years. Started with Teradata, til the separation. Rehired thru NCR on my second employment. Found NCR to be somewhat antiquated in industry leadership and innovative ideas. Culturally, still a bit 'good-ol-boyish' .. evolving but with hesitation. Will take more early retirement incentives, attitude changes, internally, to make it happen. Bill Nuti desires it, I believe, at the behest of the g-o-b network! Change is inevitable. Better salaries needed, also."

"I work in a division that develops for a very old legacy product (dating back to the early 1990s). The product is in very poor technical shape and not improving. The organization is managed with a thin veneer of process, but it is not what is really needed. The nature of the software development actually done is still ad hoc hack-and-patch. I really do not enjoy it. The challenges are not interesting, they are mainly frustrating: dealing with really bad collectively coded software."

"Pay and benefits were good. Location was good. Tools and resources to do job were sub par: company would not provide me with a widescreen monitor to see what I was doing. I had to work off of a laptop with a 14 inch display. Work space was crowded and noisy. Entire team of 20+ people placed in one room with no partitions or sound barriers. My position was off-shored to India."

"I've worked for NCR for 2 years and so far, my experience has been okay."

"I've worked for NCR for 7 years. While the company has not been good to me, I have some of the coolest and smartest customers that could be hoped for. They have made the job very rewarding and challenging. But NCR is not a good place to work."

"I recently accepted a full time offer from NCR. Our company was acquired by NCR in January 2014. So far we have seen some chaos and confusion about who owns what part of the application."

"I've worked at Intuit/Digital Insight/NCR for more than five years. In that time, I've seen some ups and downs.. The people, the folks on the floor getting work done are generally very bright, go getter types who want to do the right thing. My observation is that the right thing is never the thing that meets management's expectation of faster, cheaper, higher quality. There is a general lack of upfront investment and nearly always a surprise at the end when something breaks."

"I've worked at NCR for 13 years. They have been a good employer."