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Vice president operations
teamwork, vision, leadership, benefits, ethics
Strategy not always solid or numbers-driven
Director
Work life balance is best. Less stressful
Declining industry. No future nor vision.
Engineer technician ii
Work environment, great supervisor and manager.
Salary, work-vacation balance, growth opportunities within team.
Staff engineer
Unlimited vacation, flexible work situation
Low morale, no promotions/raises due to market, too much work/workaholic environment.
Anonymous employee
- Great place to start - Learn a lot from other people
- Business outlook does not look good - Everyone is down at the moment
Internship
Casual, helpful and willing to teach
None and salary can be more competitive.
Sales associate
really nice coworker and team
Expect to deliver and runs lean
Engineering technician
Great envrionment with good work life balance
Everyone is trying to protect themselves, will not commit to helping other people unless they are not directly involved with the project/work
Senior engineer
The general vibe is really good, people are friendly and helpful. There's flexibility in working hours for engineers and techs and there is good work life balance. They're generally understanding to people with families. The equipment are quite high tech and the work is quite interesting.
Training is not great, the company tends to mainly hire inexperienced engineers to pay them as less as possible and the pay rises are low, so after a few years when employees get experience, they move to a better paying job. Career progression is really slow, unless you sacrifice the work life balance. Management is mostly clueless on how to help you advance your career or give any helpful feedback aside from the usual corporate speak.
Software engineer
Flexibility in working. Decent pay for beginners.
Upper management focuses on bringing new features before the core of the system is stable leading to lots of regressions.