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Commodity manager
Friendly colleagues and work environments
Must be patient to climb that cooperate ladder
Accounts payable analyst
Work flexibility low pressure, depending on team work from home
Low pay High turnover rate
Program manager
At Celestica, you are challenged with navigating human capital to work through the challenges of the microchip and semiconductor world for products built and dispersed all around the world. I enjoyed the team I worked with proving that difficult tasks can get anything done with persistence and mutual flexibility.
The covid experience put incredible strain on several processes. To this day, these challenges are universally felt across all of these archetypes of companies and will be for sometime.
Anonymous employee
The company had good benefits, a solid base of global employees and cash reserves
I felt the company was not agile enough and was not keeping up with technology and market trends
Flexible hours, OK benefits,
Many rounds of layoff, too much about bottom line only.
good team work. Advance technical knowledge
Typical corporate politics at executive level,
Good benefits, 401k matching, decent salary
Not many opportunities for advancement, poor management
- Great people to work with, very pleasant and friendly
- Boring after a while - Last minute management
Manufacturing engineer
You make the best out of it. The freedom is given. It's up to you.
Not many intellectual people around.
Senior manager
Good work environment and compensation package
Lots of cost cutting and downsizing