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Enterprise account manager
Expose to many IT brands and products
No real faults to comment
Technical support engineer
A good place to work with great industry experts
Need better team collabration and training materials
Anonymous employee
Nice work environment and nice people to work with.
can't think any about this.
Technical product owner
Interesting CEO Teams motivated by innovation Flexible work schedule
Legacy minded sales and business teams
Great team Great location Internationally recognised company
Pay below industry standards Poor Management Too many project at one time, no enough focus on delivering
well networked company with national presence
Favoritism is at every level, management judge people based on hr and managers recommendation rather on performance and efficiency
Purchasing
Colleagues are amazing and everyone seems to be respectful.
location is very far away and in certain points thing are un clear.
Account manager
As an Account Manager you do get to know the IT distribution industry. Work hours is reasonable.
No Training Materials given. Constant Headache on the phones. Some account managers dont have a first clue about IT and pass the query to product managers and give them grief for not being quick enough. Can't be too friendly with customers. Staff members grass, especially when you talk to the opposite sex on the other end of the phone.
Sales manager
Future looking technology focus, expanding into adjacent markets Breadth of customers and SMB , enabling focused activity and growth
Difficult to move from plan to action Centralized decision making Layers of approval slow down agility and response to market dynamics
Principal software engineer
Working flexibility, career growth and pay are great
Poor management, discrimination, not well structrured