Little personal, financial, and career opportunity or growth beyond basic entry-level experience - Anonymous employee E-TechServices Employee Review

2.0
Jun 12, 2013
Anonymous employee
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Pros

Good for entry-level sales or technical job-seekers. If hardworking and loyal, they'll be pretty flexible about hours and working remotely. Small company that offers extensive interaction with upper management. You'll learn a lot about computer hardware and software sales All employees are family-oriented Work ceases after working hours for most employees

Cons

They simply don't make enough profit to pay people correctly or offer substantial wages. They've downsized a lot in the past few years. Upper management isn't flexible in regards to new ideas or different approaches to how projects are managed. The tendency of upper management to micromanage has proven to be counterproductive. The inability of management to acknowledge their own intellectual limitations and shortcomings in a productive and mature manner. Management is composed of personal relationships that span decades and sometimes they forget that not all employees share this and therefore are not willing to tolerate personal habits and tendencies that have been tolerated in the past.

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4.0
Aug 19, 2015
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Pros

New experience in multinational company, good for pocket money, learn new things, nice atmosphere to work, professional

Cons

Not for long period of time, not for career oriented people,

2.0
Jul 2, 2009
Anonymous employee
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Pros

If you are looking for an entry level technical or sales position, this is the place. The salary is for a new person to the industry. You will learn computer hardware sales and pre-sales. Do not expect to be paid industry standards for an IBM reseller.

Cons

The training plan will sound good, but the reality is in 90 days you have to start selling on quota. The commission will always be "up to x% of Gross Margin". This really means zero until you have generated over $300,000 in margin.

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