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Concentrix

Hi All,

I've a friend who is just about to start working for the above company and I was wondering what it's like? I have not heard much about them and he seemed to know even less.

Thanks

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  • D.A.
    D.A. Posts: 1,162 Forumite
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    You do know which building one of their offices is in? ;-)
  • Sent you a PM, don't want another such discussion on here ;)
  • motorguy
    motorguy Posts: 22,623 Forumite
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    Hi All,

    I've a friend who is just about to start working for the above company and I was wondering what it's like? I have not heard much about them and he seemed to know even less.

    Thanks

    Ah. Concentrix. Formerly gem.

    I was a Director there a few years ago. Decent enough company - call centre, stable, well established, keen to grow, blue chip clients, career growth, etc, etc.

    Actually would be a very good starting point for you. They have a lot of technical based contracts and there is also some movement into the IT department as an engineer or programming.

    Also, i think the parent company is opening a development centre in Belfast so theres IT jobs coming too.
  • Check you inbox capacity Motorguy.
  • LMac
    LMac Posts: 274 Forumite
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    I worked there for 7 years when it was Gem and really enjoyed it on the whole (its still work after all!), were great when I had my daughter and needed to get more stable hours (rather than rotational shifts) and tried to do small things that made it seem v personal and ethical (reading program in local schools for example) It been quite a few years since I left, so a lot may have changed but still know a few folk who have stayed so it cant be that bad ;)

    If they did more jobs that were 9-5 or similar, Id apply again.
  • motorguy
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    Check you inbox capacity Motorguy.

    Cleared down now. ;)
  • motorguy wrote: »
    Cleared down now. ;)

    Thanks, dropped you a PM.
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