Fujitsu Careers and Employment
About the company
- CEOYoshihiko Masuda
- Founded1935
- Company size201 to 500
- Revenuemore than £10B (GBP)
- IndustryManufacturing
Jobs
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Pension Administrator
Bracknell
11 hours ago
View jobPOA Application Architect (Distributed Architecture and Database Systems)
Bracknell
11 hours ago
View jobNetwork Specialist
Stevenage
1 day ago
View jobServiceNow Technical Consultant
Bracknell
1 day ago
View jobServiceNow Architect
Bracknell
1 day ago
View jobServiceNow Senior Solutions Consultant
Bracknell
1 day ago
View jobSenior Test Analyst
Bracknell
4 days ago
View jobProgramme Manager
Bracknell
7 days ago
View jobInstaller and Senior Test Analyst
Hook
10 days ago
View jobSenior Project Manager
Bracknell
7 days ago
View jobChief Security Officer
Bracknell
10 days ago
View jobCloud Native Technologist
London
10 days ago
View jobSenior Enterprise Management Tooling Architect - Delivery
Bracknell
17 days ago
View jobSales Executive
Basingstoke
28 days ago
View jobSNOC Security Operator
Bracknell
30+ days ago
View jobTechnical Engineer – Desktop Infrastructure
Belfast
30+ days ago
View jobSenior Dev Ops
Basingstoke
30+ days ago
View jobLead Bid Architect
Bracknell
30+ days ago
View jobSenior Service Architect
Basingstoke
30+ days ago
View jobPrincipal Application Developer
Basingstoke
30+ days ago
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Salaries
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Customer Service
1st Line Support Engineer
£21,328 per year
Customer Support Representative
£16,623 per year
Customer Service Technician
£15,262 per year
Rating overview
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Reviews
Project Manager in Sussex
on 6 January 2021
Standard ITService Provider
Basic money driven company that cares very little for the customer or contractors that they hire, management had little knowledge of the workings of low tier. Very blinkered approach to it support
National Health Service Engagement Manager, NHS England in Reading UK : UK South Cluster (East -West NHS)
on 17 November 2020
Environnement professionnel
Environnement de travail stimulantOpportunite de developpement professionnel
Personal Assistant in Telford and Wrekin, Shropshire
on 9 November 2020
Fun Workplace
I as a PA and I really enjoyed my job but the difficult part was my line manager was based elsewhere and the Directors I supported were not allowed to manage the PA's. This type of system does not work. You need the Director you support to manage your day to day activities.
Technical Support Engineer in Wakefield
on 30 September 2020
work wise a reasonable company
worked there over 20 years so know a lot.The jobs are good and bad like any other, mainly left alone to get the job doneOne of the main draw backs you will find is wages, say you have 4 grade 3 Field engineers, one will get paid £15,000, another £17,000 another £22,000 and lastly £30,000, these are all same level engineers doing exactly the same job, why are the wages all over the place?They do enjoy pie charts, they like to collect data on everything, statistics on how fast you do a job to how fast you go to the toilet, but then there is a heck of a lot of managers to find work for, multi tiered system. when I first worked there I had one manager and only saw him about every 3 months to give feedback, became a running joke as we always beat targets and never had any issues, was just an excuse to get chat. about 5 years later I had a change of manager, who himself had a manger, we hardly spoke and everything carried on as normal, later they had another manger, that's three, then another, I actually lost count of who I reported to, a year so later, six people who had little to do with my day to day work all wanting reports, Why?I've left now and don't know if the company is still TOP HEAVY, but assume it will be.Having said that the work is great while they leave you alone, but its annoying to file so many reports for stuff I never could see much point in, just looked to be jobs for the boys, get matey with a manager and he'll make you one LOL
Service Desk Analyst in Bracknell, Berkshire
on 27 August 2020
Abhorrent Cataclysmic Wormhole
Please take this from a sucka that has worked almost 5 years in Fujitsu (Globe House SPoC). Management are selected as part of an inner circle of friends and have no people or technical skills. You are thrown into the deep end. After your interview they ask if you can start next week with no consideration. You are a number, not a person. Do not expect any assistance from dumbfounded management, no matter how high. Do not expect good decisions to be made regarding services for the desk. Want to be exposed to Covid-19? Feel free to join FJ where they do not clean desks and do a desk move every single month. Also, good luck progressing if you arent friends with the managers. Bad pay, bad IT systems, no sense of direction. Reactive not proactive work environment. DO NOT get sucked into this amalgamation of mindless workers like me. Also you get paid in peanuts. Peanuts without the nut and just the shell.
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Interview is average
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Mainly about your experience and leadership skill.
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