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Celestica Gbs Malaysia Sdn. Bhd.
Technology-Software
Snapshot
960 total reviews
Source
Glassdoor
100% of reviews mention positives
Page
15 / 20
Lead engineer
A lot of opportunities been given to the employees with aggressive and can-do working attitude
Not much people having enough time to entertain the kaizen project.
Supervisor
Good environtmem to work and gain experience
Heavy workload with short manpower
Anonymous employee
Good pay and flexible schedule
Recent layoffs and poor training
Internship
Obtained good professional experience pre-graduation
Toronto commute can be long
Data entry
Earn money and buy a house
Good communication skill of English
Associate engineer
More overtime and work timing schedule is good
Multi tasking job and responsibility
Test engineer
No stress, normal benefits, flexi hours
Not a good place for fresh grad, boring culture, no employee engagement, too traditional
Quality engineer
Good working environment and opportunity
Always have exceptions with their policy
Process operator
Time off during the week
Bad management and awful HR department
Global supply chain director
Celestica is a company that invests deeply in its people, I've been here for 30 years and have received immense support for all my career goals. I'm proud to be part of an organization that has a strong reputation in the industry. I'm always given the chance to collaborate, innovate, and challenge myself with a wide range of development opportunities.
In such a global industry and dynamic environment, there is sometimes an impact on work-life balance.
Manufacturing engineer
You can learn alot here
You may became stressful when all kind of work need to be done quickly
- Friendly environment. - Graduates get good experience.
- Low pay - Different people at management have a say about your performance (not just your direct manager)
Business strategy manager
Pay and high impact work
Terrible culture and work life balance
Talent acquisition manager
More challenging of my experience
Need to improve and lean some working process
It infrastructure manager
Good working culture, nice colleagues
No no no no no
Electronic assembler
Easy work Not hard labor Sit in chair and put together parts Lots of opportunities for overtime
Low pay Slow advancement Pay for safety shoes
Chemical processes/ehs engineer
A lot of freedom to grow professionally, work independently and learn other areas of the business.
Not always the best for support from manager. They tend to advise from a high level without comprehending the challenges at hand.
Diverse industry lets you get a broad spectrum of experience
Toronto manufacturing is out for themselves and will rape the rest of the company to protect the mothership. Executive leadership does not care about the people and will lie right to your face. Arrogance is a turn off to existing customers and prevents them from winning new customers. Has no clue what to do with Medical and closed the only North American site that could have saved the market segment. This company is in serious trouble.
Buyer
Large Corporate Environment. In general, people there are nice to work with.
Lots of overtime with no pay. They rely on students to run the department. Some managers are past their prime and need to retire.
You have good opportunity to grow from team memeber to a team leader.
Find and attract more business. Work / Life Balance.
Manager
Excellent team very supportive senior management. Great office and supportive culture
Worked round the clock. Very difficult to get things done
Inventory analyst
* Large company with a great family atmosphere. * Encourage independent thinking and empower their employees * Freedom to stretch beyond your role * Promote volunteer activities with pay for their "Time Off to Volunteer" program * Collaborative team environment * Big supporters of Lean Manufacturing * Encourage continuous learning and will pay to help you develop your education * Excellent work culture * In general, they treat employees well. * Pay is middle of the road
* A lot of roles have been outsourced to other countries, creating a more dis-jointed communication network * A lot of down-sizing in Canada in recent years
Test technician
Easy work. A lot of freedom
Very redundant tasks that are mainly physical.
Product/process/ec coordonator
Cutting-edge technology and competent management.
Overtime request without paying for it.
Customer quality engineer
Good culture and management for this company
Salary lower than market price
It business manager
flexibility, remote working, culture, recognition,
50 percentile of market pay,
Associate
work environment is good, supporting superior
Not really have any bad. i think overall is good
Talents will not be wasted, will be treated in proper way
Difficult to survive if you have no skills
People were very nice and supportive
the job was not engineering related. no real structure to run a company. Manager did not care about the intern and restraint them from getting on different projects. Didn't mentor as much.
Software development
People are nice and friendly. good location of site.
old buildings, cheap salary, not investing to employees, overwhelming works,
Marketing manager
Supportive team and great benefits.
Large company can make it hard to move the needle on anything.
If you're desperate for a job, they have a long leash before firing employees. Can easily get away with doing no work.
Low pay Poor management Undesirable location
It is very friendly environment and allow you to involve to many projects
you need to be hard worker and there won't be lots of programming involved
Program manager
Dynamic environment with flat decision making. Opportunities to be involved in all aspects of the business
Not competitive with market, no clear path to compensation growth
Good introduction to a high-tech multinational company.
Tasks for interns can become monotonous
The benefits were average. The Halloween potluck was fun. The costumes were amazing. My immediate manager/director was a true leader that demonstrated compassion, support and loyalty to his staff.
New management lacked visible leadership. No room for advancement.
Marketing
Great team members, good CTA
Limited room for movement within team
Director
1. Employees are empowered 2. Good work life balance 3. Core technical work 4. Lot of scope to learn and grow
Couldn't observe anything so far
Commodity management associate
Good benefit. Friendly environment and can able to grab knowledge from your team.
Nothing much to say about this.
Data scientist
Have great Work life balance
New environment to work with
Engineering manager
The professional growth can be really fast working in Celestica. You get a lot of expirience working in different projects.
The resources assigned in a project are limited.
Great opportunity to move within the company
Need to blood new people in management
Supply chain buyer/planner
Very diverse group of people.
Depending on where you live it is a bit of a commute.
Working at Celestica was an amazing experience. Even as an intern, the company gives you a lot of autonomy and lets you take ownership over your work, which I greatly enjoyed because it encourages people to take initiative and deliver great work. Everyone was also happy to help with anything you need.
Would have been helpful if there was a more comprehensive training program.
Pdm analyst
Good benefits Good colleagues Easy barrier to entry
Stressful hours Hard to get promoted Low salary
Quality technician
Good culture in the company
Money was not great for position
I worked in Celestica for over 5 years and still believe it was an amazing place to work. The people are friendly and supportive. The culture is relaxed, but you need to get your work done and think outside of the box, like any job. They care about sustainability and improving as a company. There is great work-life balance, especially since there are many older people with families. They also prefer to promote internally, so it is a great place for career progression. The D&I committees are also a good way to learn and get involved, such as about Truth and Reconciliation and Black rights, for example.
Not many perks, such as team lunches and health spending ($200 per year when I left).
Commodity management analyst
Nice, motivated people that are a pleasure to work with.
Not a lot of room for upward mobility, less of a focus on career and personal growth.
Administrator
Global Reach and Scale Pro: Celestica operates in multiple countries, with a strong global footprint. This enables them to serve customers around the world and meet diverse market needs effectively.
High Dependency on Key Customers Con: Celestica relies heavily on a few major customers, particularly in sectors like telecommunications and aerospace. If any of these key clients reduce orders or change suppliers, it could significantly impact Celestica's revenue
Production operator
Although it can be boring at times, the majority of people there are sound and easy to work with.
Monotonous and not much room for growth