application developer

service desk analyst

principal consultant

incident manager

analyst

Fujitsu

Within the 7.5 years with Fujitsu I learned a great deal of the ICT industry, logistics, time management skills, further improved and gained greater knowledge in management and data entry including EOM invoicing and report writing (extensive use of MS Excel).

There was no typical day at work as each day has different targets, requirements and problems that occur;

Management was always prepared and very reactive to any issues that arise during the service of customers (internal or external);

The team was very close knit together, very professional yet at the same time everyone worked with a light heart and a smile;

Hardest part of the job was unreasonable customers; majority of customers were heads of corporations and global companies and partners so work was expected to be completed yesterday every day; equipment not being delivered on time and other logistics were also very demanding in dispute resolution within all parties involved;

Most enjoyable part of the job was the gratitude and feedback received back from customers at the end of every project; knowing all the long hours, difficulties and pressures paid off with very satisfied clients.

A typical day involves starting early in the morning (7:30 AM) to 4 PM. During certain period work may last till 7 or 9 PM.
Work can be very demanding especially when managing a big portfolio.
The day start with checking the different PMO Mailboxes I am managing, followed with Timesheet creations and Invoicing. Once a week a report needs to be generated for different Accounts and once a month a revenue report needs to be generated which may take around 1.5 weeks to prepare and complete.
I have met with some great people within the organisation, very warm and welcoming. The company welcome cultural diversity and encourage people from different cultural background to thrive within the environment.
The hardest part of the job is to leave it.
And the most enjoyable part of the job is the co-workers that you come to know.

The PM has full end 2 end accountability of the migration of users from WIN XP to WIN 7. Each day was day was challenging as we continue to meet the demands of the customer and the Program.
I have certainly strengthened my PM skills, particularly in the stakeholder management area. Having worked with multiple teams, I have had to quickly adapt to new processes as each team had slight variations on delivery.
The hardest part of the job was keeping up with evolving processes and staff churn. 
Personally I have been quite challenged by moving from the Customer side to the Service Delivery side. Any expectations of the customer needs to be understood and managed accordingly whilst delivering quality and cost benefits.

What is the best part of working at the company?
The people make the job, the relationships that get built is what makes the role.

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Management, they don't care about you. You are just a number. Employees are people so great them like a person.

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
I made the environment within the team which gave that to the customer. We became the best team in the whole EUC space something I built and walked away proud of.

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Fight fires with management and brought our A game each day.

WA - BDM Overall experience good, benefits good in the right channels, firm deliberately change managed quite dynamically from top to bottom.  HR work hard on culture team. Lots of training and upskilling. 

Unceasing pressure and continuous rising sales numbers pushed in a highly competitive space and extremely low growth economy, wreaks a heavy toll with staff turnover excessive.  Product range adequate without being exceptional. Innovation and response to market slow moving.

A typical day at work was often unstructured and stressful due to poor communication and lack of clear direction. I learned to stay resilient and maintain professionalism even in difficult environments. Management showed little transparency or support, and decisions often lacked fairness or accountability. The workplace culture was highly political, with minimal teamwork or recognition for hard work. The hardest part of the job was dealing with inconsistent leadership and unrealistic expectations. The most enjoyable part was collaborating with a few genuinely dedicated colleagues who made the experience bearable.

Good array of work with regular travel crisscrossing the state; sometimes out of state. 
Regional travel comes every now and then, which is good for discovering towns that one wouldn't think of visiting. 

Lots of night work too. Get paid weekly for hours worked + allowances for time and KMs travelled. 

On the flip side, there are some periods of no jobs due to lack of client projects - depending on the period, mainly EOY and EOFY.

Pay can be better though; as it hardly gets reviewed over the years. Team members are mostly chill and nice to work with.

Busy with Project management work and talking to the various clients and putting out fires.I fing this very challenging and I enjoy the pressure. My motto is provide the best to the client and in return they will give you more work to do. My co-workers are great to work with and they are fun to be with. Some deliver on time while there are some that need to be pushed.

What is the best part of working at the company?
People and opportunities to progress your career.

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Managing IT for 5000 staff across AU and NZ internally, not enough hours in the day.

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Great work environment, culture had changed in the time I worked there.

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Nil this is private, refuse to answer this query

A typical day at work would be to travel out to job sites to do a job.
I have learnt a lot from Fujitsu.I have learnt about installation , decommissioning and commissioning of new Point of sale systems. I have also travelled a lot on this job and it is great.

The management is great and the workplace culture is also great. the hardest part of the job is relaying information back to support team.

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