assembler

material handler

manufacturing engineer

customer service representative

quality engineer

Datamatics Global Services Ltd

I wasn’t there long but this was the worse job I ever had. I felt like a prisoner there. Imagine a lunch room with computers. That’s how they had the room set up.  We shared our workspace so with morning shift so we couldn’t leave any personal items. There was no food allowed and no talking. Like really? We all sit extremely close to each other and they told us we couldn’t talk. They kept it super cold and the only warm place was the back bathroom but they were very strict about you taking extra breaks. You only get one 30 minute break and that’s it. They were very unorganized with their projects. They also have cameras in all corners. Like 2 camera per wall. Did I mention that it was always cold? Just they boring environment was enough for me. One day I took my lunch and just never went back.

A person may have several projects that they are aware of and are working to finish. The task you are working on has a good chance of getting changed by the end of the day. This is all normal when a company is short-staffed, and this is fine. My co-workers were like family, and loyal. Management could be a little hard to predict at times. The hardest part of the job was finishing tasks, which often required working late hours to avoid interference, and necessary to achieve goals I set for myself. The most enjoyable part of the job was hearing all the old war stories employees had to tell. It is a great place to work, but hard to get things done -- and the people are like family.

The assignments are temporary usually lasting 1-3 years. They obtain projects that give you the idea that its a permanent position but it more like a temporary one. Management does a poor job managing the projects. There is little room for advancement & the pay started at $9.00. There were small raises at the beginning of the project but tampered off. They do offer bonuses, but you have to monitor them, keep track because they will try to short you on them. Good luck!

I knew when I started at Datamatics that it was a start-up and possibly wouldn't be permanent. My motivation for applying to Datamatics was to get data entry experience and I did get data entry experience. I enjoyed the benefits and the people were friendly and easy to get along with. If someone wanted to travel to other places,such as the Phillipines, and had computer knowledge and technical skills, I would recommend working for Datamatics.

Your typical day is to go in clock in and immediately begin working. You're penalized and even fired for making multiple mistakes and having your phone on the floor. My coworkers were fake and smiled in your face and talked behind your back. You got benefits which were cool but the fact that it was taken out of every paycheck and lots of taxes taken out I personally didn't see a good check. You worked 8 hours with a 30 minute break and no 15 minute breaks and they expected you to stay in your seats beside using the rest room. It was a strict environment in my opinion and you weren't being paid enough for them to treat you the way they did.

I worked in the mail room. I asked during the interview if it was based on production and if there was a required about of work that had to be done by the end of the day. They were not forth coming. They waited until 3 days after I started to tell me I had to open and sort each tray of mail, per hour,  which had 100+ pieces of mail. They didn’t even make exceptions for the ones you had to open by hand. They cut my pay by .50 cents an hour. I was making more in the other department and it was a lot less demanding!!

An average day was clocking in, greeting your co workers and heading straight to my desk. Then work would start and it was a positive atmosphere. Everyone is nice and pleasant. Very genuine. Although, the pay was not so great. It was about 9 to start, but there was promotions ahead. Company is cheap when it came to benefits. And it felt as if you were getting paid less because the benefits took about 10% of your paycheck. Great place to work, poor pay though.

Reviewing documents when starting the day and entering different context codes for different states to begin the work day. Two shifts, one in the morning and one at night. Production floor based on how many policies are verified in a work shift and then a tally is made for the month.

What is the best part of working at the company?
This company offers great contract positions 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Nothing - I was hired on as a contractor working for Honeywell 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Great - if I had to reach out to them, I would get a response same day 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
I was a contractor assigned to Honeywell

A typical day at work is a mastering experience. I've learned to be very detailed work and look at things more analytically. In most cases management is very empowering. Co workers are very outgoing and friendly. Everyone has a teamwork attitude. The feeling you receive when entering Datamatics environment is a one big happy family.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Assembler 1 salary reported	$10.50 per hour
Material handler 51 salaries reported	$19.18 per hour
Manufacturing engineer 34 salaries reported	$41.64 per hour
Customer service representative 8 salaries reported	$25.81 per hour
Quality engineer 1 salary reported	$35.00 per hour

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