Good Culture, Slow Growth
Good Culture, Slow Growth
Good working environment with work-life balance and opportunities for learning and growth. Well-established processes for ensuring engineering discipline. Compensation is competitive.
Career growth is slow in some areas.
Good communication within the company.
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Engineering Intern
I was contacted via email by an alumnus of my university. We scheduled an interview. I was asked basic interview questions, such as those concerning difficult situations and decision-making. The interviewer was very relaxed. I felt that he was no
Senior Hardware Engineer
First call with HR, normal questions. Then an interview with the manager. The questions were basic, which is not a good thing. There was no passion or serious engineering going on.
Product Development Engineer
The process was shorter than I expected. The interview date was set by phone. Then there was a face-to-face interview with the supervisor of the position. He was really nice and friendly. The interview started with, "So... Tell me about yourself?"
Engineering Intern
Dearborn, Michigan, United StatesNovember 1, 2009I was contacted via email by an alumnus of my university. We scheduled an interview. I was asked basic interview questions, such as those concerning difficult situations and decision-making. The interviewer was very relaxed. I felt that he was no
Senior Hardware Engineer
Dearborn, Michigan, United StatesMarch 1, 2024First call with HR, normal questions. Then an interview with the manager. The questions were basic, which is not a good thing. There was no passion or serious engineering going on.
Product Development Engineer
Dearborn, Michigan, United StatesMay 1, 2011The process was shorter than I expected. The interview date was set by phone. Then there was a face-to-face interview with the supervisor of the position. He was really nice and friendly. The interview started with, "So... Tell me about yourself?"
