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991 total reviews
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Anonymous employee
I think Flextronics is a very good company to work for. I work in the retail segment, and the pay is great in my opinion. The job is pretty easy (aside from dealing with ignorant customers), and they do seem to try hard to make their employees happy while still maintaining a successful business.
The customers are ignorant, and like other retail locations, we are told to cater to them. I don't mind helping people out who deserve to be helped, but you come across those completely ignorant, "the world revolves around me" people who think that everybody owes them something ... and if they whine enough we are supposed to give them what they want. This to me is a stupid practice in any business because people need to learn to be responsible for their own mistakes and actions, but instead they reward these people and give nothing to those who respect the system and treat others kindly. To me it's backwards, and so I feel morally exhausted sometimes.
Mechanic
Good experience,in mechanical engineering and electronics
Low pay for a hard work
Engineer
Good team, nice atmosphere in the department
a bit of cronyism, sometimes require hard-to-achieve things
It was good not too shabby.
The area is in a suburbs.
Production technician
Medical products.Doing well and standard.
Management need to negotiate with customers although customers is always right.
Manager
I can't think of any at this time.
This company is only profit driven. The treat their employees terribly when it comes to compensation - less than 2% annual raises, changing compensation and bonus plans mid year with no notice. What is someone living in San Jose supposed to do with that?
Market manager
Coworkers were nice. Good time off. Benefits were good, especially health.
Management was not professional. They are the reason for our account to be terminated and didn't grow new business
Vice president business development
American corporate with structured org chart and processes
Rigid & Long decision cycles
Good pay and benefit too.
Always downsizing and lay off staff. Do not encourage creative thinking. Lots of politics. Like a dying empire.
Junior engineer
Friendly culture Work life balance Pickup and drops provided
Less hike other than that nothing