Global Crossing Reviews
Updated Feb 12, 2012 – Reviews are posted anonymously by employees.
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Pros
It is a company that is aggressively seeking to be competitive in a very competitive market
Creativity of solutions, ability to grow market share in wireline versus the "big boys" AT&T, VZ, Centrylink
Cons
Due to the amount of aquisitions in the last 6 years, there are some internal integration limitations that can be challenging.
Advice to Senior Management
Continue to seek resolution of the integration limitations.
Continue to weed out the "ol boy" network to get fresh perspectives in business operations
Pros
Great people and lots of Opportunity. The time there has afforded a significant amount of learning opportunities. Overall a great experience.
Cons
No real growth for careers. The growth was limited to a select group of people. This seemed to be primarily driven by the lack of resources.
Advice to Senior Management
The management team should continue to focus on growing the careers of the individuals before all the talent is lost to competitors.
Pros
Pay is very good compared to other companies and the benefits are very good. Extremely focues on customer service and exceeding customer expectations.
Cons
Very thin organization which requires multiple hats to be worn. Limited amount of on-net facilities and extremely limited capex budget to build for large opportunities.
Pros
Top of the art technology
Cons
Too much change in the company
Advice to Senior Management
Give more importance to local management
Pros
Good benefits. 401k match. Bonus, even when targets are not met. Engaged Senior leadership team, accessible and very visible.
Cons
Vision and company goals do not translate down to departments. No real way to determine how daily work really determines if you are helping the company reach quarterly metrics. Direct report managers and directors have no clue of vision and direction of department work and more engaged in politics.
Advice to Senior Management
Direct management needs to have more vision.
Pros
benefits, use of new leading technology
Cons
slow moving, employees do not undergo new technology training
Advice to Senior Management
too much rhetoric and more action is needed
Pros
People is friendly and treat you like a global family. Upper management is accessible and listen to employees. Benefits are ok. Work-life balance is doable.
Cons
I am concerned with the uncertanties that will come with the merger. But I'm sure it will be for the best.
Pros
It have the potential to become something much better and great. Smart pleople.
Cons
Getting a promotion could be more than difficult.
Pros
A pleasant and friendly place to work, wages and benefits are satisfactory, good access to management and board for all employees. Clear information to employees and a good policy regarding the workload and environment free of harassment.
Cons
Hierarchical system very complex, numerous directors and vice presidencies, which hinders the progress of work, causing several duplicate processes and rework, in addition to hindering the flow of communication within the company.
Advice to Senior Management
It's time to rethink the hierarchical division, define and automate processes to improve business productivity!
Pros
The good working atmosphere, the camaraderie and freedom of expression are fantastic
Cons
The INDEC not reflect the true cost of living, it affects salarys.
Advice to Senior Management
Leadership aware of all the management is excellent, maybe they should pay more attention to the location of profesioneales in many non-managerial and administrative technique
