No growth path
No growth path
Nice work package with 40 days of holiday, profit sharing up to 20% of yearly salary, and easy access to health checks.
Career growth path is reduced to none if you're a foreigner and don't move to another sector every few years.
I've been working for nearly 6 years in this company, and regardless of how hard I work, my salary and job grade remain the same.
Stop choosing favorites. People who talk louder are not better employees.
Silent quitting exists exactly for this.
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Mechanical Design Engineer
Extremely technical interview. Need to have expertise in solid mechanics and tooling design. Design scenarios were asked during the interview. Need to come up with innovative solutions. The final interview involves a presentation of a major projec
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First, there's a phone interview with a recruiter, where you're asked mostly behavioral questions and at least three technical questions for the role. Afterwards, you get an interview with the engineering managers to ask more in-depth questions for
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Short over the phone, asked a few specific questions about motor selection for a control arm. Not too much further detail into engineering subjects, more about background and resume experiences.
Mechanical Design Engineer
Wilton, Connecticut, United StatesFebruary 18, 2025Extremely technical interview. Need to have expertise in solid mechanics and tooling design. Design scenarios were asked during the interview. Need to come up with innovative solutions. The final interview involves a presentation of a major projec
Mechanical Design Engineer
United StatesJune 1, 2024First, there's a phone interview with a recruiter, where you're asked mostly behavioral questions and at least three technical questions for the role. Afterwards, you get an interview with the engineering managers to ask more in-depth questions for
Mechanical Design Engineer
United StatesMarch 23, 2024Short over the phone, asked a few specific questions about motor selection for a control arm. Not too much further detail into engineering subjects, more about background and resume experiences.
