Not a great place - Anonymous employee Ricoh Employee Review

2.0
Oct 9, 2011
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

This place has great benefits. A good amount of vacation (helping to offset the sometimes long hours). There is also some flexibility in work hours.

Cons

There are many: the software is old, the physical place is very old and there are quite a few people who are also quite old. The latter is not necessarily bad! - except a fair number really should retire at this point: too much carry over from the IBM days; too much siloism and inertia. And too much politics. But the real problem is poor management. To make up for this there are bouts of long hours. I have a hard time seeing how young recruits (like out of college) could get excited by this place.

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5.0
Feb 7, 2026
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Pros

Strategic Shift: It’s an exciting time to be here as the company pivots toward IT Services and Digital Workspace solutions. Global Reach: Opportunities to collaborate with teams in Japan, Europe, and across the Americas. Stability: Even during market shifts, the company is financially grounded.

Cons

Legacy Mindset: You will occasionally run into "we've always done it this way" from long-tenured employees. Siloed Departments: Communication between the hardware side and the new digital services side could be smoother.

3.0
May 26, 2026
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Pros

• Decent pay • Great benifits • Car allowance/reimbursement for a personal vehicle and depreciation • The ability to travel and build relationships with customers • Learning mechanical and electrical skills • Independence and teamwork

Cons

• They just started enforcing the new commute policy which requires technicians to now give the company an hour of their time to and from work, if the customer is that distance away from their home at the beginning or end of day. Ultimately stealing up to 2 hours from the technician every single day and effectively punishing you for living so far away from a customer site. • Always coming with new ways to screw over technicians. They also just implemented new metrics that contribute to or take away from your bonus. • Sales reps usually always get the wrong equipment delivered to a customer and you have to be the one to deal with a screwed up mess • Lack of communication between sales/deliveries/management

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