After 10 years you no longer have to admit you worked for trash.
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Me op. Me no likey x-rox. X-rox bad. Me dum dum, duh...
Production controller checking in I see.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=1iaqy5KF9eU
Bunch of butthurt has beens , still think about Xerox.
Lean Six Sigma training?
Another d-mb post
10 years ago it wasn't trash yet, but Burns was starting the fire!
I'm proud to have worked at Xerox. I met my spouse there. I met my best friend there. Their training is fantastic and having it on my resume definitely impressed my now, new boss. I remember as a new hire doing a training there. Not sure if it was Power Up or something else back then. It was a looooong time ago. But that training was so effective, I use things from it today more than 25 years later. And the thing that stands out the most about it was a lesson about attack-defense and how to treat each other in the workplace. I learned brainstorming, fish bone charts. I became an advanced excel user through the online training they offered that also helped me get other jobs. While I wasn't in sales, I have heard from sales reps that Xerox traing helped them land other jobs. I have mostly had the most fantastic managers. fantastic co-workers. I see some of them still from time to time. Leadership is not at all great, offshoring is not great, but I am grateful for the things I learned there and you are kidding yourself if you think those soft-skills don't count on your job search.