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Engineering specialist
Company focus on employee’s welfare and benefits
No room for career developments
R&d engineer
Springtown site is friendly Work is challenging R&D is helpful Great people Excellent training ground for graduates Canteen on site Ample parking Mentor scheme Employee resource groups Charity partners Lots of “fun” parts at work Sports and rec fund Relatively flexible start and end times depending on what meetings you have and if you’re working across time zones Don’t need to clock and record time sheets for projects Good work life balance if you set your own boundaries. You will get contacted out of work hours but as long as you make it clear that you are only to be contacted for certain reasons then it’s okay. Training courses are run regularly for example six sigma
Lack of progression Lower salary than industry due to location Location - very hard to integrate into the local area when you’re not from there as it’s a city with a small town mentality. Everyone at work is great and there is a good community of people (particularly young people) at work but it’s very difficult to integrate into non-Seagate life Slow to change R&D director is not a fan of remote working HR pull rank and are not accommodating Extremely difficult to negotiate change to working hours / patterns / move to part time etc. Can be an “us and them” between r&d and other departments as we’re seen to be causing trouble and break things. We need to do things different to the production line to learn and make the next gen of products but it isn’t always the same view of other departments. Male dominated environment, often you can be the only female in a meeting so you have to take a more masculine approach to be heard Projects are huge and full of obstacles Projects always run late No obvious formal project management style(s)
Process associate
Nice colleagues. Great place to work
Be to ready to do night shift
Data engineer
Laid-back culture, maybe negative for some. Company stress levels aren't as high comparing to others.
Boring place to work, no progression, no talent retention. Stay for a dead-end career or if you wish to retire.
It sr. manager
Work environment and Low Stress. Work and Life Balance
Bad IT Leadership and management
Program manager
At the lower level, there exists active collaboration among teams members across functional groups.
The remote work policy is insane! Many long-term loyal employees' salaries have been adjusted. Unfortunately, the salary adjustments are not viable to survive in the current economic environment -still dealing with covid, a recession, and soaring costs - fuel, groceries, etc. CRUEL! Toxic environment high turnover, lack of transparency, inflexible communication, no space or process for feedback or reflection, unclear work responsibilities or boundaries.
Senior engineer
Work life balance, good environment and nice colleagues
No new product and not much development to work on, need more new tech and development
Principal engineer
Nice culture and people for work
Not for young people since no innovation for the technology
Manufacturing specialist
Healthcare, work 14 days of the month
12hr shifts, nights and days
Process engineer
Best benefits for engineer role
Best System construction but a few people make it worst