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Celestica Gbs Malaysia Sdn. Bhd.
Technology-Software
Snapshot
960 total reviews
Source
Glassdoor
100% of reviews mention positives
Page
5 / 20
Buyer
Nice Culture in the company
Nothing to said for this
Software engineer
Colleague, Salary, Environment, Opportunity, Diversity
Overtime, Tight schedule, , , ,
Internal auditor
Travelling to sites around the world
Long hours, travelling time not paid, constantly working in different time zones
Anonymous employee
Working here has provided me with exposure to many industries and technologies within the realm of electronics manufacturing. Management is accommodating of requests to get involved with different projects. Being a large corporation, you are surrounded by experienced professionals. I've had pleasant interactions with most people. Never had a problem with flexible hours or taking time off.
Middle management is over staffed. Poor overall culture. Few young people aside from students. Slightly below average salary and benefits. Lateral career movement. Out-dated/ignorant approach to software development and best practices.
Manager
Good on work life balance
Nothing to hilte as con in this place.
Assistant engineer
Workload is not stressful and is relaxed at times.
Does not have a good culture or rules and regualtions
Lots of oppertunities to learn, to grow.
Frequent reorg, restructuring, no job secrurity
Associate buyer
Helpful lead and managers. Learn and explore during the time.
Working hours might be longer.
The company gives a lot of opportunities to learn cross-functional skills.
Difficult to get recognition for your hard work until you are vocal about what you have achieved and your supervisor's favorite.
Administrative assistant
Here is more controllable since they have their RBA rules.
Quiet strict sometimes on certain issue.
Quality assurance engineer
Good leadership. Boss was always present in first shift
Some processes have gaps that need to be addressed
Nice place to work at.
Early shift is kinda tiring
Internship
Healthy working environment even for new comers.
Salary is a bit low.
Nice people, reasonable hours, nice building
Lower salaries than rest of industy Upper management is messed up
Ccsr - clinical customer service representative
great company, lots of benefits
none that I can think of
Operations
Good people, the older people are very smart and reliable.
Bad pay, bullying lots abuse, no growths, managers clueless. Wrong people hired for the role like team leaders. Don't know the products them self relies on others information, can't do the job them selves. Constant lieing between team leader and management what is say and what is done are to different things, and management are kept in the dark.
Good experience for general engineers.
A bit too much outsourcing.
Engineer
I don't know of any
Bought Motorola facility only to close it down
Process engineer
Work life balance is a great concept used by the company
Management creates a hostile environment with favoritism
Specialist process engineer
Great projects Great place Competitive Salary
Work load not balanced. Difficult to engage teams to participate and commit
Senior lead engineer
good pay and many things to learn
management level constant turnover. some lower management have not sense of direction
Good benefits, salary, incentives.
No comments as of right now.
Not a good environment. Full of politics
pay rate and workers are politicians
work load is balance to life
strategy is not straight forward to the market
Customer service associate
You will have very good experience in the commpay
The position is challenging. And you will be Profesional.
Great coworkers and location in ca.
It's all about who you know and what race you are. Politics.
Quality inspector
Lots of overtime and decent work schedules.
To much overtime which adds to much stress.
Warehouse
Almost always overtime available. Good team camaraderie.
Worked to the bone - asked to stay late all the time to meet demands of customers, many times based off of poor planning. Even if you're team is working over capacity metrics, more time is asked of you. Typically put in 6 days a week and you're still 4 days behind. Promises of raises and of greater benefits go unfulfilled, even after 6 months. Low pay. Many long term people who work hard are unknown to HR and upper management, which determines who forever stays a 'temp hire' and who gets 'hired on'.
Technical support engineer
Good working environment especially with engineering team
The salary is underpaid and slow in approving overtime work.
Production planner/analyst
Was given lots of leeway to perform Job functions, innovation was commended.
Aerospace and Defense production, mostly older technology, hard to find components at times.
Manufacturing engineer
The work culture is amazing. Everyone is extremely helpful and eager for everyone to succeed.
The salary is on the lower end of what this industry offers.
Engineering manager
I like the challenges during the factory expansion. The management team gave me opportunity to try new roles.
Dependent on the customer for know how and new technology.
Best of the CMs to work for. Challenging industry. Fast paced. Excellent people. Good pay and benefits. Wide variety of challenges.
Highly competitive market. Challenging industry. Frequent workforce changes. Demanding customers and standards. Complex and highly analytical. Long hours. Rapid changes in market.
Process engineering internship
Great people to work with Opportunities to learn
the position offers low pay
Intern
salary is actually above average
management style is so predictable , boring
Engineering assistatant
Helpful colleagues and approachable Engineers.
Lack of Career Enhancement. No Balance life and work. Rare events for employees
Global business operations director
I have been with Celestica for 23 years, I've held different roles with the company and honestly, I've never had a dull moment. I enjoy the company culture and the people I work with. Excellent support from management in achieving your career advancement. Knowledgeable subject matter experts within each functional teams who can always enlighten you with their expertise. Excellent opportunity to explore different countries and cultures, since Celestica is a global company with sites around the world.
You have to manage work-life balance, since you often have to work with global teams in various timezones.
Production operator
Nice environment and the people there are very nice
You do more than you are required for the same pay
Cross function team,chance to learn multiple
Wage offered could be considered
Supply chain intern
Was easy. And lot of professional employees. Overall, was a good place to work
Need to somethings yourself. Sometimes it is hard to find a help.
Operations quality specialist
Consistent pay schedule, average pay, average benefits, average 401K Matching, corporately the company is going well.
Surprise Layoffs (Reductions in Force (RIF)), does not feel like there is any loyalty to the workers and workers are expendable, No clear path of advancement, high stress, local site is poorly managed, Portland site primarily higher temp works so they are easier to fire. Profit oriented at the site level, Little to no training programs for new higher
Value, people, Environment & technology
High mix low volume company
Sap engineer
A great place to work
No cons at this time
Senior it specialist
Multinational, vast exposure and collaboration with different teams across the globe.
Evening meetings that could drag till late at night.
Flexible career path depends on performance.
No guide line of career path.
Program manager
Large global company. Some opportunity for advancement.
Difficult industry. Many jobs pushed to low cost geographies.
Software developer
Good place to start your career
Short staffed qnd a lot of work
Production support engineer
Stable job with benefits and 401k, good hardworking people on the labor side.
No room for growth beyond lead position. Annual raise was 10 -20 cents. Cronyism and favoritism is rampant on all levels of supervision. Leads run the entire plant from a production side as no direction is given towards shipping goals. When checks are incorrect the associate had to wait their biweekly timeframe for correction so you may not get paid what you owed for an additional 2 weeks. 5S and lean terminology were posted everywhere but not implemented anywhere.
Process operator
They have a good working environment in terms of co-workers and Technicians. Stress-free environment and atmosphere.
The salary is very bad and atrocious. There is little to no career movement or choice in the company.
Electrical panel assembly
Pay and amount of time for lunch
I was never told anything that my performance actions was bad or needed to improve. I was simply called on a day I expected to work and told I don't have a job In a rude voice and he hung up. No explanation. No reason. No warning. I felt I'm an outcast.