Fujitsu reviews

3.6

66% would recommend to a friend

(6,810 total reviews)
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Takahito Tokita

83% approve of CEO

54% positive business outlook

Fujitsu has an employee rating of 3.6 out of 5 stars, based on 6,810 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The Fujitsu employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Informationstechnologie industry (3.9 stars).

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7K reviews
1.0
Apr 11, 2015
Recommend
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Pros

The company does have ok benefits, they let you make your own schedule while you are out in the field for as far as where you go to who when. They pay for your hotels and pay for your lunch/dinner if you are more than 150 mile radius from your home base.

Cons

OMG where do I start? I guess I will start with the most disgusting part first, MANAGEMENT here is just awful. The right hand in management is clueless what goes on with the left hand portion of management even though they sit less than 3 feet from each other. The level of micromanagement is off the chain and totally overboard. They don't trust you when you say you are where you are for how long you are there for, they don't believe a word the technician say's. They take the word of the customer over the field technicians word. They are extremely argumentative with just about ANY conversation held with a member of the management. They don't trust the technicians but they will set us out on the road daily with over 60,000.00 worth of parts and expect us to keep track of the inventory? They continue the entire time you work for them to increase the level of responsibility expected of you to the point it becomes overwhelming. Retaliation from upper management is swift, unfair and leave you with absolutely no say in the matter once they determine you are guilty. And the last thing I would say about working at this place or any other is, why is it corporate america expects the employee to give them a 2 week courtesy notice when you are leaving them, however the same basic courtesy is not given to an employee when a corporation is getting ready to fire the employee? If you are thinking about working at this company? DON'T. Work picking up old beer cans off the side of the road first. Because if you work here? You WILL REGRET IT IN THE LONG RUN.

1.0
Feb 13, 2022
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

Generous pension and benefits because the unions are in charge here Very slow pace of work because there's no new work coming in and everyone is a 60+

Cons

*Beware the fake positive reviews posted by their HR / PR staff!* It's hard to know where to begin! Just a truly awful company in every sense of the word, lacking in any direction or ambition, zero diversity, full of geriatric lifers and slowly dying - it will certainly be the next Compaq / Nokia / Blockbuster / PanAm / *insert other extinct consumer brand here*. This place is like a backwater you hope you never have to sail up and once you do you’re stuck. This is a VERY dated old fashioned company that has long since had its glory days. Being at Fujitsu is like when you walk around old Olympic Games sites from bygone eras that are just rusting wastelands now and sad reminders of what once was. Fujitsu was maybe once a trendy place to work in the 80s / 90s / early 00s. Now it is just a creaking bureaucracy full of pointless rules and regulations and deskilled workers who stay with the company for the crazy generous benefits (but CRAP pay) and ability to coast / skive / shirk for their entire careers and take zero responsibility or ownership for anything waiting to retire / get culled in the routine reorgs that take place. There is no future for this old tech company and it can’t compete with new tech despite the constant confusing rebranding. Another weird thing for a technology company is that nothing ever seems to get done at Fujitsu yet the company seems to get bigger and more bureaucratic year on year. So many pointless “managers” and hoops to jump through to do the most basic things. And Fujitsu “managers” is a very generous way to describe these people. Line managers lack basic people management skills and universally lack any leadership qualities. Mediocrity is accepted as normal here and there is no drive to change or push for quality outcomes. Why would anyone would want to start or try to progress their career at somewhere so lacklustre and uninspiring??? Joining this company should come with a disclaimer!! There is absolutely zero career progression at this company too as it is not an aspirational place to work. Most people in Fujitsu have been kicking around for years and are extremely lazy and it ends up rubbing off on you as that’s the company culture - do as little as possible and hope no-one finds out. Another weird thing about this being a technology company is that nothing feels modern at all!!! Even the intranet uses an early 00s interface and don’t even get me started on the rusting and decrepit offices. Just run a Google image search for their Bracknell office - what kind of 20 something recent computer science / software engineering graduate is going to want to work in some Soviet era tower block that wouldn’t look out of place in Kiev?! Answer: no-one! This is not a young person’s company. And definitely NOT a place for smart graduates to go! They go to Facebook, Apple, Amazon, Google ; they don’t ruin their careers at have-been hardware companies like Fujitsu… What is so annoying is how hierarchical and bureaucratic the company is. There is no innovation because you have to go through hundreds of hoops to do anything. Some teams have seemingly never ending reporting lines, I have one current colleague whose reporting line consists of no fewer than EIGHT people. EIGHT people in ONE reporting line. Only at Fujitsu could you have the cast of thousands in a single reporting line - now you see why nothing gets done and the company is losing work! Same thing with internal meetings absolutely EVERYONE has to be involved in every inconsequential decision , customers even point that out to me why are there so many people involved it’s embarrassing. There is also no diversity or representation at all at any level of the company and absolutely NONE in the leadership team. Management love to talk about diversity initiatives but there is nothing concrete happening anywhere. Practically everyone who works here is a white British male in their 50s / 60s. It is extraordinary how NOT diverse this company is, unusually so, almost like they actively tried NOT to hire anyone that isn’t a white British 50+ male. Do not come here - you will kill your career. If you are there now, get out it gets harder every year to escape because you're so deskilled.

1.0
Aug 30, 2021

Stay Far Away From PFU/FCPA - A Demoralizing Work Experience

Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Absolutely no pros about working here. The worst company I have worked for in my career. There were some nice people to work with.

Cons

Too many to list. Extremely toxic work environment, senior management is sub par, at best, plenty of sharks in the water who are nice to your face and can't wait to stab you in the back the first chance they get. Lots of egos and sexism is alive and well. There is zero work/life balance; a typical work day is anywhere between 12-16 hours. The company culture and innovation is so behind the times. Nothing current in their tech stack to effectively get your job done. Unrealistic timelines for deliverables with little or no time to get things done properly or correctly. The tech needs to come into this century if they are to continue.

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