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Continental
Automotive
Snapshot
999 total reviews
Source
Glassdoor
100% of reviews mention positives
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Technical specialist
Nice work environment with in the company
The work become stagnant with time.
Accountant
Very helpful culture and great offices
Work life balance not promoted
Senior it consultant
nice atmosphere nice working place clear hierarchy
not clear promoting path working style highly depending on Team
Purchasing manager
they do pay better than typical market.
Spend more time reporting about work than actually doing work. I would say honestly reporting is between 70-80% of workload and management could careless when you bring it up.
Senior software engineer
Interesting work, opportunities for gaining lots experience.
Low pay, no work life balance, poor mgmt, nepotism, no training, no recognition.
Junior software engineer
Mentorship is very good I have people that teach me
The money is not that good
Talent acquisition specialist
Some teams are good but quite Juan in this industry
Less Work life balance at this company
Accounts payable
Great team, flexible work hours
I do not know what
Software engineer
Plethora of domain to work , flexible work culture
Low pay as per industry level .
Joined in 2015 and loved it. Was working on exciting projects and traveling to Germany twice a year. Met many great, smart people.
Now, in 2025, with automotive industry as a whole sufferering, it is not a good place. We have to beg for projects and are expecting to be laid off. Management in Germany doesn't value us in the USA.
Administrative assistant
Work life balance good opportunities
depends on position, depends on exposure
Senior system architect
Ok a good company i was ale to develop my self
Nothing yet. I was able to do Severance changes
System test engineer
Easy work most of the times
Full on office really little days wfh
Product solutions manager
Good office work environment. Training was provided periodically but recently got stopped due to poor financials.
Automotive world is going through a huge revamp in 2025 and Continental is deeply affected by its EU business due to rise in Chinese EV. Business conditions will be tough. Continental is not competitive in China and has essentially lost its competitive edge there. Which means rise in Chinese EV will not have any benefits. Automotive division will be carved out in the future. (for potential sale) Crazy work hrs due to multiple global teams and constant management meetings, reports with no regards to workload. Not sustainable in the long run.
Concur expense report specialist
Great environment Good pay Good benefits
Leadership Lack of support with high management issues
Buyer
Generally competitive pay and decent work life balance
Few business wins resulting in continuing budget concerns and continuing workforce reductions. Very little opportunity to advance in this environment.
Stable job. Decent salary increment
Teams stress level varies based on project.
Software engineer intern
Chill atmosphere, if you do what you're told they leave you alone mostly.
Pretty boring, not much stuff happening.
Stress free environment Different interesting projects Flexible work hours Good coffee Medical options Lots of events for growth
Sometimes very little transparency from management Very bad managers (technical skill-wise)
Financial analyst
Great company to work for
Layoffs are a too common
Skills and talents are valued Flexible timings though now they have set some rules Lot of collaborations across world which helps in gaining valuable insights from experts in the field
We might get saturated working on same thing for long, better to change work/team within department or across department so that you can get good exposure to multiple things
Good company for learning basics
Work life balance needs to be improved
Human resources generalist
It has a good culture, environment and structure.
downside is limited career opportunities
Manager
Benefits are amazing in the schedule is flexible lots of flex time options
Very poor management, micromanaging motivating by using humiliation
Hr operation analyst
Salary are okay to consider
Management for department/teams need to be reviewed
Work life balance is good
No cons in this company
Ideal for work life balence. People are nice
Less salary growth No challenging work Bad management
Anonymous employee
Security, health and life insurance
Leadership, lack of communication, no transparency
Design engineer
Very nice colleagues and culture
No career growth because of politics
Work life balance is alright but depends on which project you’re assigned to, many sports and HR events to participate in
Bonus and increment getting worse and worse, spin off is coming so not sure what to expect, promotion is hard or non existent in last two years due to spin off
Data engineer
Challenging Projects: The company offers exciting and challenging projects that allow you to grow professionally. Innovative Environment: Continental fosters a culture of innovation and encourages employees to suggest improvements. Good Work-Life Balance: Flexible working hours and support for maintaining a good work-life balance. Supportive Team Culture: Colleagues are collaborative and willing to share knowledge.
Pace of Decision-Making: Decision-making processes can be slow due to the large organizational structure. Limited Career Advancement: The paths for promotion may not always be clear or straightforward.
Internship
Cool place to be with many people
A lot of work that I am not sure the experienced people knew how to do it and little guidance. I've felt like i didn't know how to approach the problems.
Algorithm engineer
Could learn more about everyday work from senior experts in the field.
No drawbacks to say now
Senior software developer
No stress, lot of flexibility, interesting activities on the job
Human resources are having a very bad influence in everything.
Sales manager
International Company with global Business and complete talent development measures
Restructuring all the time and saving programs
Compensation and trust is good
Work culture and collaboration with Employees
Data scientist
a lot to learn with new technologies
Too much overtime without compensation
Principal staff mechanical engineer
Good work environment, always pays bonuses
Like I need business, when business is down, work becomes less interesting, more tedious, and pay increases slow
Great culture Good work ethics
Slow, could improve processes in certain areas
Sustainability specialist
Flexible, good salary, nice office
Poor management, unclear explanations, a lot of beauracracy
Production associate
easy access to facility, fairly small to get in and out
No room for growth, low wages, lack of training, company sold more than it can produce. Management is all about favoritism rather than results. Inexperienced overall engineers, logistics and HR is a complete joke.
Project manager
Your thoughts are being heard and you have support upon executing your project
Organization change too often, Hard to plan 6 months ahead of time.
good work envirnoment. No presure More learning opportunity
Internal politics Management issue Less hikes
Hr specialist
- fairly good salary - great team - nice office - great benefits
- bad situation of the industry - too "political" communication
Sw developer
Very nice collective at work.
Nothing that came on mind at this point.
Good to learn at system level
Growth is hindered if you stay for long time
Principal engineer i
It has strong processes and huge projects with many employees. There is diversity among the activities they have. The location is offering all one employee needs. There are opportunities for everybody.
Over time the company changed the employee profile. From quality hiring to quantity hiring. And the lean agile leaders are not using the available tracking mechanisms to evaluate the performance of the employees, many times they give freedom to the employee and trust them that they'll do the right ting, which is dangerous for both the company and the employee performance.
Chef manager
Benefits, hours, environment, friendliness, work/life balance
No cons to speak of.
Senior staff software engineer
Excellent Benefits and Competitive Pay
Work Life balance on certain day goes on toss.
Industrial engineer
Have good environment working and culture. Work life balance.
My team is good so nothing to say.