Westcon-Comstor
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    Salary satisfaction at Westcon-Comstor

    57%
    When Westcon-Comstor employee's were asked 'How would you rate your salary?'57% of employee's rated the salary as high or average

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    at Westcon Group Pte Ltd
    Singapore
    Responsible for all aspects of the finance function in terms of budgeting, accounting, credit control, tax, Corporate reporting and office...
    Responsible for all aspects of the finance function in terms of budgeting, accounting, credit control, tax, Corporate reporting and office...
    classification: AccountingAccounting
    30d+ ago
    30d+ ago

    at Westcon Group Pte Ltd
    Singapore
    Drive revenue growth and business development by managing channel partners and promoting vendor solutions across targeted segments. Build strong...
    Drive revenue growth and business development by managing channel partners and promoting vendor solutions across targeted segments. Build strong...
    classification: SalesSales
    22d ago
    22d ago

    What’s it like working at Westcon-Comstor?

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    Employees at Westcon-Comstor appreciated the good teamwork and friendly colleagues who were willing to teach. They also valued the work/life balance with a 5-day work week and flexibility. The company provided opportunities to learn new things, with employees taking ownership and being self-sufficient.

    However, there were some potential challenges, such as a heavy workload with expectations of working after hours and potential burnout. Concerns were raised about management, with poor work culture, micromanagement, and a focus solely on sales figures. Employees also noted a lack of opportunities for career development and upgrading courses. Additionally, compensation and benefits were seen as areas for improvement, with some feeling underpaid.