The best place to start your career.
The best place to start your career.
A cultural miracle, there's tons of "move-fast break things," but it's logical and healthy. There are plenty of experts and adults in the room. The diversity of products equates to a diversity of teams, and there are a million things getting tried, but the company is very smart about finding the right thing and moving forward.
The break-neck speed of growth means that some growing pains last longer than they should. There's a huge reluctance to fire people, even when it would benefit company goals and team morale. Recruiting is really rough; it's well known within the company.
Make recruiting better and increase accountability. Otherwise, keep doing what you're doing; it's an incredible company.
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Manufacturing Engineer
The interview process was very lengthy, requiring multiple rounds of interviews with different team managers and levels of leadership. They really wanted to see where I would fit in best. The process took around 8 hours, but they did provide me wit
Manufacturing Engineer
Phone interview: * Walk me through your resume. * Salary expectations? * Willing to relocate? * Go over your projects you have been involved in. * When will you be graduating? * Type of products you have worked on. * Familiar with CAD
Manufacturing Engineer
The interview process was mainly behavioral. First, a phone screening, then multiple conversations with individuals on the manufacturing team and some at the office. I received technical questions about experiences on my resume.
Manufacturing Engineer
Costa Mesa, California, United StatesFebruary 1, 2023The interview process was very lengthy, requiring multiple rounds of interviews with different team managers and levels of leadership. They really wanted to see where I would fit in best. The process took around 8 hours, but they did provide me wit
Manufacturing Engineer
United StatesFebruary 1, 2025Phone interview: * Walk me through your resume. * Salary expectations? * Willing to relocate? * Go over your projects you have been involved in. * When will you be graduating? * Type of products you have worked on. * Familiar with CAD
Manufacturing Engineer
Quincy, Massachusetts, United StatesNovember 5, 2024The interview process was mainly behavioral. First, a phone screening, then multiple conversations with individuals on the manufacturing team and some at the office. I received technical questions about experiences on my resume.
