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With a strong determination to survive in this crazy economic times I can do anything I put my mind to and this job position proves it. This is the most challenging job I have ever performed and I am really good at it. IOS is a nice company to work for, the wages are low but better than minimum wage, health insurance is available and affordable for employees but costly for family members, and PTO time is available. I stand all day, flipping confidential documents at a fast pace while checking for damages to repair before going to scanning. It is not what I want to do for a career but it works for now. My eye/hand coordination has greatly improved so has my orientation to detail. I set the pace for our rates and time flies when I stay busy. Keeping a positive attitude is vital for this position and keeping focused for long periods of time is a must. I work well with my bosses, we have struggled together and laughed together.

A typical day at work cosisted of loading unprocessed microfilm in the dark room. Then processing the film. Rolling off the film and inspecting the film. Returning film to correct customers. Keeping records of customers billings. Preparing documents to be scanned. Scanning of documents when needed. Quality control of documents after scanning. Hardest part of the job was the way the management treated all of the employees.

A typical day at work will offer you the lifting a varying number of boxes up to 30 - 40lbs and infusing them into an already existing customer database, which is to then be inspected by your manager and any inconsistencies will be met with a emailed reprimand. Down-time is expected to be productive in a manner that improves the quality of customer inventory. Compliments and motivation are not to be expected.

I traveled an average of 3 days per week often staying overnight.  I was successful in developing relationships in under developed industries that are resistant to change in technology.

This was a great company to work for.   I worked directly with sales and the managers and ceo of the office in Indianapolis
I left this company to start my own business as I saw an opportunity to grow and make more money.

Flexible schedule, no outside customers to deal with like in retail, paid time off is pretty good, just clock in and keep to yourself until you go home type of job. Probably the nicest job I've had yet.

Scanned mostly legal documents into a computer. Hardest part was making sure all the documents scanned correctly because it scanned at a high rate of speed.

Imaging Office Systems has been a great place to work and create a career out of. The management staff is very easy to work with and are sure to work with you when necessary to assist during projects.

I like that fact the company gave you space to work and not watching over your shoulder all the time. My co-workers were nice and quick to allow assistance if needed. I thought the hours were great.

Outstanding group of people here. This is an employee owned company and EVERYONE strives to make our company better each day. We work hard and are paid fairly. Hours are Mon - Fri first shift.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Production associate 1 salary reported	$14.38 per hour
Warehouse worker 1 salary reported	$15.50 per hour
Delivery driver 2 salaries reported	$13.00 per hour
Machine operator 1 salary reported	$14.38 per hour
Document control clerk 1 salary reported	$14.38 per hour

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