Worths as experience, not as career
Worths as experience, not as career
- Access to senior management;
- Overall colleagues' behavior;
- A lot of training available;
- Personal life needs are often respected;
- Salary;
- Career Management;
- Poor head count structure;
- A lot of politics (what seems to be is more important than what it is);
- Company's processes do not reflect team's needs to have work done;
- Poor selection for leadership roles;
- Quality is not a priority;
- Lack of definition of Roles & Responsibilities;
- More people to follow-up than to do things;
- Poor stress management.
Give more attention to employees' frustrations.
Pretending they don't exist does not help at all.
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Product Development Engineer
I applied online. I had a short phone screen with HR (3rd party company). The process took 1 week. I had a phone interview with a supervisor. I was not notified of the results of the interview.
Product Development Engineer
I was interviewed at a career fair after having applied online. The interview was fairly straightforward. I was interviewed by two employees who asked me a series of behavioral questions, followed by a few technical questions.
Product Development Engineer
There is a standardized book/log of questions and procedures they will follow for the interview. The interviewer will grade your answers based on a scale. Most of the questions are behavioral, but they will ask some questions that require some techni
Product Development Engineer
Dearborn, Michigan, United StatesJuly 1, 2018I applied online. I had a short phone screen with HR (3rd party company). The process took 1 week. I had a phone interview with a supervisor. I was not notified of the results of the interview.
Product Development Engineer
Detroit, Michigan, United StatesOctober 1, 2014I was interviewed at a career fair after having applied online. The interview was fairly straightforward. I was interviewed by two employees who asked me a series of behavioral questions, followed by a few technical questions.
Product Development Engineer
Dearborn, Michigan, United StatesJanuary 10, 2019There is a standardized book/log of questions and procedures they will follow for the interview. The interviewer will grade your answers based on a scale. Most of the questions are behavioral, but they will ask some questions that require some techni
