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Anonymous employee
Good pay, good colleagues, ckean warm indoor environment
Long hours, can be monotonous
Operations
Nice people getting screwed daily. Yep, that's the pro.....
Managers who aren't taught how to manage. Managers who are given the authority to make decisions when THEY are the problem. Management and projects that take years to complete. Poorest project management I have ever worked with. Pretty sad these folks are driving poorly laid out plans. I fear for Seagate's future.
good learning place always challenging work atmosphere
the location is far but fine
Process engineer
systematic guidelines and above avg benefits
Macro management and need approval in everything
Good work life balance. Many long time employees with solid tribal knowledge.
Salary increases are small and far in between.
Human resources
Market leader, global reach, stability, process-focused.
toxic culture enabled by CEOs
Project manager
fun, good workers, fast pace
too many managers, top heavy
Senior engineer
Good work-life balance, although it can get busy at times.
Workload is not evenly distributed.
Senior software engineer
a) Job Security is high b) WFH when needed
a) Workload is high b) Sometimes need to work on weekends
No probation period. Minimall supervision, lots of freedom. Gym can be accessed during work hours.
No hybrid work arrangements. Promotion only eligible for employees of more than 5years. Poor documentation No standardisation Messy organisation Many long term employees with poor knowledge and skills Alot of clueless people in the company Hire-Fire organisation (Youngest employees first to go during retrenchment) Employees refuse to share documents and files in order to lower chances of being retrenched/retired Minimal local HR presence No proper equipment provided No proper facilities for activities that doesn't directly contribute to production Office computers and accessories all very old Office chairs falling apart