Frustratingly close to being great
Frustratingly close to being great
Lots of opportunity to learn, grow your responsibilities, and network. The company is supportive of moving around. Tuition reimbursement is second to none. Generally friendly and helpful coworkers. Interesting technical problems to solve.
Pay is very lackluster compared to the cost of living. The promotion process is very political, vague, and intentionally obtuse. The company is completely bogged down in unnecessary red tape, bureaucracy, and redundant work. Roles and responsibilities are extremely broad and vague. It often feels like you're doing others' work for them. There's a lot of finger-pointing, deflecting, and blame-gaming. The company is extremely siloed with extremely little coordination between departments. It is very top-heavy with layers of unnecessary middle managers that contribute very little actual value.
Do your jobs by actually working across departments to improve workflow and processes. Stop pushing management responsibilities onto engineers. Stop asking engineers to do anything and everything.
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Mechanical Design Engineer
I had one interview with an HR person and one with my potential manager and lead. They were both over the phone. They were mostly questions about how I dealt with difficult situations and difficult people to work with. There were no technical questio
Mechanical Design Engineer
The interview process was very smooth! I felt comfortable but also well-informed about how their process works. I could accurately answer questions as they pertained to me and my experiences.
Mechanical Design Engineer
One virtual interview, no camera, about an hour. Three interviewers, panel style. Slow application process. Asked about projects from my resume and background info. Other typical questions, like why I want the job, etc.
Mechanical Design Engineer
Saint Louis, Missouri, United StatesMarch 1, 2021I had one interview with an HR person and one with my potential manager and lead. They were both over the phone. They were mostly questions about how I dealt with difficult situations and difficult people to work with. There were no technical questio
Mechanical Design Engineer
Kansas City, Missouri, United StatesMarch 1, 2023The interview process was very smooth! I felt comfortable but also well-informed about how their process works. I could accurately answer questions as they pertained to me and my experiences.
Mechanical Design Engineer
Mesa, Arizona, United StatesMarch 1, 2022One virtual interview, no camera, about an hour. Three interviewers, panel style. Slow application process. Asked about projects from my resume and background info. Other typical questions, like why I want the job, etc.
