Conduent reviews

3.0

43% would recommend to a friend

(10,220 total reviews)
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Harsha V. Agadi

38% approve of CEO

36% positive business outlook

Conduent has an employee rating of 3.0 out of 5 stars, based on 10,220 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have an average working experience there. The Conduent employee rating is 22% below average for employers within the Informationstechnologie industry (3.9 stars).

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2.0
Jul 3, 2018

Manager

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Pros

Great, hard-working talented people that strive daily to be their best and do great things in an overworked environment.

Cons

Upper management got rid of sales commissions for sales people working with any existing clients - “farmers vs hunters” concept, so many sales people have left. Many core people stopped getting commissions, but not surprisingly upper mgmt still gets their cut and never once touched the deal. After closing many offices, CEO forces people out of work-from-home offices (even if hired to be WFH) to scramble for a place in the remaining open offices. There are 2 people per office or per (tiny) cube in most locations. Many people are traveling very long distances so not to be RIF’d. How is this efficient and collaborative when you don’t have a proper workspace? 401k is capped at 3% and only paid out once a year (not quarterly) only if you are still employed on Dec 31st, even though you wait until mid-Jan to see it. No severance packages anymore. Just another cost-saving measure for the company.

1.0
Jun 29, 2018
Recommend
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Pros

If you like working from home and really have no desire to move ahead in the company financially this may be a great position for you. Pad your resume but it looks really bad that you are not able to keep the position offered as all are only temporary.

Cons

Many promises of advances in your position if you take on a project or flex position. But, the reality is there is little or no pay increase if any at all. Management has a tendency to award employees with lots of praise for volunteering but not much beyond. Be prepared to work hard in many areas only to be placed back into your original position over and over again. Bonus structure was eliminated to give everyone equal pay regardless of experience and quality of work offered to the company as they tried to make it sound like they did you a huge favor. Esteemed employees received 0-50cent pay increase while new employees received 2.00 hourly increase and took from the bonus structure to make it happen. Many seasoned employees lost 12,000 annually due to this decision. But the worst part is the mandatory meetings being run by volunteers who want to read procedures to you right off the screen as if you cannot read it yourself which is a huge waste of time and money that could have been used to bring a 2.00 hourly increase across the board Which would have raised morale for everyone.

1.0
Jun 25, 2018

The difference is the Titanic wasn't trying to hit an iceberg.

Anonymous employee
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Pros

The building is air conditioned. Parking is free. Surviving executives are making a lot of money.

Cons

Pay is stagnant. Benefits have been reduced - some (like severance) without notice to employees. Management ignores the circumstances they create that runs off customers. Once they realize the rush to the exits, they ask, "What happened?" To save money, corporate shifts costs to employees to pay out of their own pockets (hotels, cars, airline), with the promise of reimbursement. But reimbursement takes so long that employees incur interest or take hits to their credit status. Travel approval is so cumbersome and lengthy that employees have to book necessary travel without approval and hope it comes through. Corporate won't support associations or go to conferences necessary for customer relations, networking, and SALES. Other divisions falter and successful divisions have money siphoned off to prop the losers up. Then when the good divisions show less profit, corporate lays key employees off from them. Long hours, disjointed management structure, asking employees to do management work without compensation.

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