Allied Mobile Communications
Johannesburg,
South Africa
http://www.allied-mobile.com/
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Allied mobile communications is one of the largest integrated supply chain solutions. They have 10 years experience in the telecommunications industry. They support operators, service providers and retailers with all their telecommunication needs. They offer a comprehensive integrative procurement, stock control delivery and reverse logistics system. They have developed and perfected their infrastructure support system. Their footprint spans over 24 countries in four continents. They offer the latest mobile phones and cellular technology services alongside superb customer services. This customer-orientated approach enables them to exceed customer expectations. They offer tailor-made solutions customized to cater to growing demands of consumers and industry. They are the supplier of choice- offering top mobile brands to network operators, service providers and retailers. Within the realm of marketing, they aim to educate consumers on features of OEM products. They offer repair services for all OEM handsets. A web- based tracking system tracks purchased units from end to end.
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Added 17 Nov 2016 by a current employee
High turnover, it's ok if you join their sales teams. Below market related wages, no opportunity for growth unless you are prepared to relocate to another country. Growing in Africa but not in South Africa. No benifits which is disappointing for an international company.
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Added 09 Oct 2013 by a current employee
Allied Mobile as a company is doing well. It's in SA, Zambia, Namibia, Mozambique and soon into a couple of countries in southern Africa and the rest of the continent. I have been there for over three years now to know the company's attitude towards ordinary employees like me. It pays well only to senior management, but very poor for ordinary employees. Taking one department for example, Operations, which has a high turnover to an extent that 1 employee leaves after an average of two months. In all departments the workload is quite high, because of the expansion drive, but the salaries remains very poor across all departments, to say the least. It's no use to work overtime since there generally is no overtime payment. After last year's salary reviews, the increments were on average of R400, I would not be surprised to see many employees leaving when a good opportunity comes along. It has now become a training ground where people come and after one year or so, leave to other companies.
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