Pitney Bowes Reviews
Updated Feb 3, 2012 – Reviews are posted anonymously by employees.
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Pros
You are provided all resources needed to complete you job
Cons
You are given just enough rope to hang yourself
Advice to Senior Management
Learn how to lead
Pros
the people are great people but not the most business saavy
Cons
Major aversion to risk taking. Want to see financial results in a period of time that is too short to produce real results. Not much funding for marketing activities.
Advice to Senior Management
Communicate strategies to all employees...
Pros
Company offers good work life balance, good benefits, decent compensation, flexibility to work from home as long as work gets done.
Cons
There is no career growth as company is struggling. Minimum salary raises even if you work very hard and get a good year end review.
Advice to Senior Management
Please retain your talent
Pros
well known name, products everyone USED to use, great service department, very good benefits, not a bad place for a college grad to start.
Cons
ancient business model, unrealistic sales goals, internet training is not sufficient for new sales people, specialists have conflict of interest with sales reps
Advice to Senior Management
they need to create a brand new business model for the primary business line of mail machines. otherwise shrink this unit and promote the other companies you have purchased
Pros
Toronto Management and colleagues were great.
Cons
Overtime and weekends. If you can't do it, don't sign up
Advice to Senior Management
A successful sales person does not a manager make. Management is a specific set of skills.
Pros
Strong name recognition that provides credibility to approach existing and potential customers
Wide variety of services and products to offer
Good benefits and company resources available to employees
Cons
Disengagement of sales force, lack of planning and follow through on plans by management - and I was first line management.
Pay, commission structure and incentives are extremely confusing and do more to frustrate than motivate.
Advice to Senior Management
Identify root cause of issues and the common denominator and correct those. Use people outside the regular chain of command to evaluate local leadership.
Pros
- pay and benefits
- good place to get the experience but not a place to build career
- convenient location
Cons
- poor leadership
- no strategic direction
- plans are haphazard, very reactionary
- poor management control and lack of cohesion
- lack of communications from the top
Advice to Senior Management
- management needs to learn from companies that have gone through similar transformation efforts and make changes at the top, bring in people with experience in change management
Pros
They have a great benefits package.
Cons
Recruited me based on technical skills and then placed me in a very monotonous and non technical job
Advice to Senior Management
Treat people like adults and with respect and they will work for you.
Pros
Great benefits (401k, Health, Dental)
Large territory assignment
Company name recognition
Good place to start if you are a new to sales
Cons
Low annual salary
Sure Start training is really not that great
Mail volumes are continuing to decline
Customers dont see benefit of Pitney Bowes solutions
Pros
Good benefits, focus on diversity
Cons
Many changes, multiple directions being taken
Advice to Senior Management
Learn from competitors and how they are evolving


