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Company Rating   Based on 86 ratings

2.8

“Neutral”

CEO Rating   Based on 79 ratings

Perot Systems President, CEO, and Director Peter A. Altabef

Peter A. Altabef

President, CEO, and Director

38% Approve

Reviews are posted anonymously by employees (updated Mar 11, 2010)

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Dec 17, 2009

2.0

Perot Systems Anonymous in Plano, TX:   (Past Employee - 2008)

Pros

Good learning opportunity - Reputable company - Professional environment and people

Cons

Bonuses are promised but not paid or just a little were paid to majority of employees even with acceptable and satisfactory performance. No raise or max 3% . Too much work. It is all about work and not employee life. They don’t care about employees.

Advice to Senior Management

Pay the bonuses promissed and raise the salaries.


Dec 10, 2009

1.0

Perot Systems Anonymous in Lincoln, NE:   (Current Employee)

Pros

The relationships I made with my peers.

Cons

A great raise is 3%, however in 2009 no raises were given.
85% of all work will be sent offshore to India, the Phillipines and soon to be China.
Having to train your offshore replacement and then be seperated from the company.
No communication from Senior Management.

Advice to Senior Management

Respect and listen to your associates. You will only be as successful as they make you!


Dec 1, 2009

4.0

Perot Systems Anonymous:   (Current Employee)

Pros

Great opportunities for promotions if you are willing to take them on; Overall a relatively stress-free environment. The work is consistently Challenging and dynamic.

Cons

No raises, no bonuses, no financial benefit to working hard in the short-term. Long-term associates are rewarded adequately, however, are at the highest risk of being laid-off. Very poor communication.

Advice to Senior Management

Communicate better to all levels of associates and management.


Nov 19, 2009

1.0

Perot Systems Anonymous in London, England (United Kingdom):   (Current Employee)

1 of 1 people found this helpful

Pros

flexible working environment
support from direct line managers
working from home encouraged
high caliber of staff
good benefits package

Cons

poor account management employee relations
no pay rises for 2 years
no communication of divisional direction
no social events for staff

Advice to Senior Management

smile at employees
two-way communication
incentivise performance
promote staff positivity
make management more inclusive
schedule more regular staff social events


Nov 4, 2009

3.0

Perot Systems Anonymous:   (Current Employee)

nice work

Pros

pride in delivering high quality, responsive program management, systems engineering and technical assistance in the acquisition of major systems for our federal clients.

Cons

The technologies are both leading-edge and revolutionary and incorporate powerful relational data management, web-based portal technology, collaborative processing, knowledge distribution, and seamless access to distributed enterprise data.

Advice to Senior Management

Faster, Better, and Cheaper" than any of its competitors in developing, augmenting and integrating information management solutions to address new business requirements and/or in transforming legacy systems into fully interoperable and integrated real-time enterprise systems.


Oct 15, 2009

3.0

Perot Systems Anonymous in Plano, TX:   (Current Employee)

1 of 1 people found this helpful

Pros

Professional work environment. Consistently treated with respect and opinions (when solicited) are welcomed. With the acquisition from Dell, things are up in the air, but they are selling the acquisition as a 'growth strategy'.

Cons

Lack of consistent feedback regarding performance.
Annual reviews are little more than going through the motions.
Pay is average, and salaries increases have been frozen for 2009.
Best way to get a good pay raise is to either switch to another position internally or leave the company and come back at a later time.

Advice to Senior Management

Engage your employees more often, listen to feedback, offer opportunities to let employees take more ownership and leadership in their work.
Make the benefits competitive again!


Sep 29, 2009

2.0

Perot Systems Senior Project Manager:   (Past Employee - 2009)

Pros

Reasonable industry presence (healthcare); company has a satisfying number of very smart people.

Cons

Company has lots of smart people, highly qualified to do great things, however roles are almost never aligned with qualifications/credentials.

Advice to Senior Management

Hire new management from leaders in the industry. Distribute key leaders around the country - get out of Plano for a while. Understand what the field is really doing and could do.


Aug 31, 2009

2.0

Perot Systems Consultant in Canonsburg, PA:   (Current Employee)

Pros

Benefits are decent, but not amazing.

Cons

Lacks the orginazational structure of the larger IT Consulting firms. Lots of bench time. Most projects are with crappy mid to small size firms that the larger firms passed on. Often times dealing with clients that are incompetent and their lack of performance tends to reflect on the entire consulting team.

Advice to Senior Management

Better clients, better salaries, better organization.


Aug 31, 2009

2.0

Perot Systems Senior Systems Analyst:   (Current Employee)

Pros

Flexibility is a major pro. The company management structure allows for flexibility of work. The benefits are as good as if not slightly better than other big IT consulting firms.

Cons

This depends on your immediate manager. The one I worked for was quite incompetent resulting in a large number of employees desiring to leave.

Advice to Senior Management

Keep close contact with the frontline troops, do not get all your input from management. Ross Perot used to do this, but this seems to have been neglected.


Aug 26, 2009

2.0

Perot Systems Consultant in Dallas, TX:   (Current Employee)

1 of 1 people found this helpful

Pros

A lot of the people are great, and they tend to give you amazing opportunities

Cons

The salaries are low, and the potential for financial growth is minimal. It is hard when you come in at a low salary hoping for increases, and you don't get them.

Advice to Senior Management

Make sure your employees know how much you care. Reward them for the hard work.

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Web
www.perotsystems.com
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5000+ Employees, $2B+ Revenue
HQ
Plano, TX
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