Fujitsu contract in Manchester

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Marcus Aurelius replied

4 November 2005, 08:31
Originally posted by cojak

I worked a few week for them. Try and park your car in the middle of the company car parks - the missiles lobbed over the razor fence can reach a pretty long way in...

West Gorton? The old ICL place? Hmmm, fond memories... St Benny's for lunch.
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cojak replied

4 November 2005, 08:10
I worked a few week for them. Try and park your car in the middle of the company car parks - the missiles lobbed over the razor fence can reach a pretty long way in...
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ancient replied

3 November 2005, 18:45
Most generalisations are untrue (anon)

Zaf be more specific or provide further information e.g. area, account or role.

There are some top people in Fujitsu and their senior distinguished engineers are world-class, far more highly skilled than in some other companies.

Last edited by ancient; 3 November 2005, 23:37.
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thunderlizard replied

3 November 2005, 18:05
Worked vaguely with them, not for them. Nice enough, but startlingly inept. I reckon on 1 doer to every 4 dead weights. Your command of English will blend in a treat.

Last edited by thunderlizard; 3 November 2005, 18:09.
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BlasterBates replied

3 November 2005, 12:16
Personally I'm more into origami.
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zaf started a topic Fujitsu contract in Manchester

2 November 2005, 11:22
Fujitsu contract in Manchester

Did anyone worked for Fujitsu, what is your experience of working there?
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