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What is it like working at Stefanini IT Solutions?
Good learning opportunity.
Support Analyst, Information Technology (IT) in Sterling Heights:
Pros: I am given a fair amount of freedom to do my work as I choose. My decisions are trusted and my feedback is taken seriously. The health insurance is top notch. Lots of overtime available.
Cons: Pay rate seems below average, workload can be strenuous at times.
At this time not good.
Desktop Support Technician in Memphis:
Pros: Im contracted to Nike but the how I'm treated for having Cancer their is no support from the Company and can't use PTO when I have to do chemotherapy treatment. Zero support from HR. Zero Cancer support by this company the do not care for their employee other than corporate employee only.
Cons: Pay scale benefit I work and live in TN and the benefit with Michigan and put my coverage as out of state. Not sure if against TN law or not. But I'm getting lawyer to take look at my give advice for my option for my issue with fighting Cancer treatments and Financial support or compensation for these treatments.
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