I take it as not related to IT.

nope. afaik fujitsu is not sub to sapura directly or indirectly. but if its somehow related (such as sub to sub to sub to sub to sub....) maybe yes.

fujitsu sounds bad in treating their employees

This threat seems quiet for some time... urmm... anyone work there as a system engineer or helpdesk? how is the learning environment there? are you able to learn some technical stuff?

i got a job offer as analyst programmer from fujitsu cyberjaya. however the main work scope is to support their glovia ERP system using a language called proIV (pro-four). i googled around regarding this platform and unsurprisingly it is not widely implemented except for mainly european companies. im just afraid the market demand for this skill set is too niche so i am a bit hesitant to accept it.

u guys have any opinion regarding proIV?

Hi!
do u got the offer?
if yes, how is the working environment,benefits, and pay. for the post IT Executive..

regards
shah

working as software engineer in Fujitsu (M).
Learning environment..ermm depends on which dept r u in..just make sure u've done ur homework and discuss whatever u dont understand with ur colleagues ..u'll be alrite
As for system eng, u'll learn new technical stuff..depending on projects..sumtimes new things where u have to research thoroughly then u implement it along with ur supervisor / colleagues. sumtimes if u already know or master sumthin used in the project..ppl will acknowledge + come to u & ask for ur advice.
In the end, they train u to be a multi-talented person not only focus on a specific area.

As long u've done ur homework on proIV, u'll be ok..In fujitsu, they'll give u room to study & understand the system..but when the time comes..be prepared to answer any question about it. take the effort to ask seniors about it..they're really open & helpful

working environment = excellent, flexible working time (depends on dept), got pantry = free drinks, basement parking..so in all they expect u to work in a fast pace environment
benefits = medical, all sort of claims, optical n etc. differs btwn contract & permanent staff..u just gotta ask during interviews if ur keen on it
pay = not as high as american MNC / Oil&Gas..but above market value..for fresh grad that is

For starters..it's a great place to start work..its good to digest / accept just about anything thrown at u..u'll learn more that way
Just dont get confuse.. Fujitsu (M) =! AEMC =! Fujitsu Telco

lol. forgot to followup. i eventually accepted their offer well its my 2nd month alredi, so far the work scope is quite challenging, proIV is a biatch to master but quite powerful for rapid application development, im also doing some additional oracle and .NET programming.

benefit wise its pretty standard, a bit disappointed they dun offer travel allowance though working environment is great, colleagues are very dedicated and helpful, very good team spirit (at least from what ive observed in my dept), which is a quality i admire very much. only thing is most of the ppl in my dept are all married... always hear them talking about their kids

Thax incognito!

how about japanese speaking service desk department?
mind to share about this?

so stevie-g, did u get the job?
and mind if I ask if there is anyone who still work there, how's the working enviroment there and how much you can get for one who have years of experience on service desk field?

(you can PM me if you dont want to reply here)

thanks in advanced

fujitsu is ok, just don't accept any offer from AEMC (servicedesk engineer)

Guys how about network engineer? anyone working in that environment??
Please share. Thanks

i got a written test next week with the HR at fujitsu, anyone know what is the test about?

what position did you apply for? There are a number of ex-Fujitsu staff here

Level 3 support for UNIX, why so many is ex?

This post has been edited by robertngo: Jul 18 2008, 10:10 AM

poached by rival firms

why rival firms is it, got better offer there?

What department? JOC Glovia?

Hi incognito,

My suggestion is for you to grow your skills and knowledge in .NET and Oracle. The demand for .NET or Oracle as compared to proIV is like 20:1 (guestimate) or more. Guess where the big bucks are?