Computer Science Corporation

I was assigned to the American Sears contract. Which included helping Sears employees with different tasks, such as

: helping to reset printers, cash registers, atm dispensers and at
   times when the complete store system would shut down, walk 
   the employees through  the procedure to get the store up and 
   running in the quickest manner possible.    
   
I learned to work fast and efficiently to provide the best customer service  to ensure that Sears would lose as little money as possible if any.

Management was extremely helpful and my co-workers and I worked as a team to provide excellent service.
 
There was no hard part only the satisfaction of being able to help.

I very much enjoyed the five years working there, unfortunately due to cuts, the whole department and others were let go.

Processing visa application for the United Kingdom Border Agency. Taking finger prints and also their photo's this is called Biometrics. I've learned to have patience with the applicants, help them with filling out applications. The office environment was very small so I worked with a staff of 5. My co-workers were like family. We looked out for one another. The most enjoyable part of the job was that I got to meet new people everyday and also help them out with getting their visa. Seeing them getting approved puts a smile on my face.

CSC was a great place to work.  It now is no longer the same company, it used to be.  A thriving company with many contracts.  For the past 5 years it has been focused on re-inventing itself and downsizing and outsourcing most of its core business. I really miss the old CSC.

If the Montreal Help desk team hadn't been transferred to Malaysia in 2012, I'd likely still be working there, I loved my job there, it was mentally challenging. The managers were people you could discuss issues with, and new ideas were listened to.

At CSC I was hired right after graduating my College Computer IT course. My most memorable part of working at CSC was at the beginning when there was lots of Employee fun days such as Trivia and Wheelchair Races. However I was never able to move up in position so I had to move on to help better my career.

A very advanced company but does not value it's staff.  CSC has cash to buy other companies but not give any staff raises for the last 5 yerars.   Stay away if you are looking for yearly salary increases.

I worked at Computer Science Corporation as a Level -1- Customer Support Analyst. My 10+ years work experiences have offered me the opportunity to become a professional employee. My strong problem solving and troubleshooting skills allow me to efficiently and effectively identify problems and apply appropriate solutions.

While I didn't like getting outsourced, it was, in the end, a fair and decent place to grow and develop. Management kept their word, even when they were forced to RIF some of us. The continued to try to salvage a client relationship that was difficult.

Lots of opportunity to learn and grow with the company.
Great training and development opportunities with opportunities for promotion.
Great outing organized with the helpdesk for happy hour on many occasions, good team moral.

There is simply no telling how long you will be employed at CSC, and it has little or nothing to do with performance.

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