Pitney Bowes Inc.

Also Known As: Pitney Bowes, Pitney

Paper and Print Manufacturing

GENERAL INFO

Headquarters: Stamford, CT
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NEWS AND UPDATES

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Uppers

Profit sharing
Employee discounts
Frequent social events
Opportunities to preview new technology
Fortune top 50 in diversity

Downers

Somewhat stodgy business environment

ABOUT THIS COMPANY:

You may not know it, but you know them

If you have ever worked in an office -- or even just gone to the post office -- you've used products made by Pitney Bowes, the world's largest manufacturer of mailing equipment and postage meters. The House of Representatives passed a bill approving the Pitney Bowes postage meter in 1920 (the machine was patented by co-founder Arthur Pitney in 1902), and the company immediately put the first postage meter into service in Stamford, Connecticut. PB has been booming ever since. The company's machines have enabled the U.S. Postal Service to handle greater volumes of mail throughout the century, and have also played a major role in modernizing mail worldwide. Pitney's products are currently sold in 130 countries, serving more than 800,000 small businesses.

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SALARIES

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SURVEY SAYS

The people company

"Pitney Bowes treats its employees like gold," says one insider at the company's headquarters. "The culture is very people-oriented," says another. One contact describes the atmosphere as "supportive, easy-going, friendly, and approachable on all levels." "There are many programs to participate in that can enrich you not only professionally, but personally," claims another contact.

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Getting Hired

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Leadership counts at PB

Pitney's careers site (www.pb.com/careers) offers information on its development programs, which include the MBA Management Development Program, the Pitney Bowes TechCentral Professional Development Program (PDP) and PB's INROADS program for undergraduate interns. There is also a database of available jobs, searchable by location and job function, which include administration, communications/PR/government relations, document processing, engineering, executive, facilities, finance, HR, IT, legal, logistics/distribution, manufacturing, marketing, postal relations, procurement, sales, service technicians/operations and strategic planning.

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Company Initiatives

Corporate Diversity Programs, View from the Top: Legal Women Leaders, Engineering Diversity Programs

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