Great place, but typical big company downsides
Great place, but typical big company downsides
Great leadership, great work. Overall, a great place to grow.
Too much time commitment.
Career growth is slow, like in any big company. Too many smart people are waiting for a few jobs to open.
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Tooling Engineer
The interview process included a standard phone interview, followed by two on-site interviews. Some candidates were late or did not show up, which caused rescheduling. A long list of written questions and several projects were requested, which felt
Tooling Engineer
Super fast and fun. The time went by really quickly. They didn’t ask any hard questions about me. Really nice people doing interesting stuff all the time, every day. It looks like a great place to work.
Tooling Engineer
There were three rounds. First, there was an introductory call with the recruiter. Second, there was a 45-minute call with the Team Manager and a senior member of the team. The interview included some basic questions about sheet metal forming and t
Tooling Engineer
Cupertino, California, United StatesMay 1, 2015The interview process included a standard phone interview, followed by two on-site interviews. Some candidates were late or did not show up, which caused rescheduling. A long list of written questions and several projects were requested, which felt
Tooling Engineer
Lon, United KingdomFebruary 1, 2021Super fast and fun. The time went by really quickly. They didn’t ask any hard questions about me. Really nice people doing interesting stuff all the time, every day. It looks like a great place to work.
Tooling Engineer
Columbus, Ohio, United StatesMarch 1, 2020There were three rounds. First, there was an introductory call with the recruiter. Second, there was a 45-minute call with the Team Manager and a senior member of the team. The interview included some basic questions about sheet metal forming and t
