Easy Work, Bad Benefits
Easy Work, Bad Benefits
Easy work, no pressure. Lots of overtime.
Benefits are terrible. No chance for advancement.
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Engineer
Fairly straightforward interview with a team, with typical questions revolving around the role and posted job description. No presentation was required. It was about an hour long. It started with a summary about myself, then I had one-on-ones with th
Mechanical Engineer
Long set of interviews. Mostly behavioral questions. Easy to navigate. Tough because it takes a few hours. Be prepared to meet with HR, section managers, and field experts. Overall pretty simple and straightforward process.
Mechanical Engineer
The interview was very conversational and easygoing. The interviewers asked basic technical questions regarding my experience and previous projects. They asked questions about sensors and other test equipment. The interview lasted a couple of hours.
Engineer
Lynn, Massachusetts, United StatesJuly 12, 2024Fairly straightforward interview with a team, with typical questions revolving around the role and posted job description. No presentation was required. It was about an hour long. It started with a summary about myself, then I had one-on-ones with th
Mechanical Engineer
Lynn, Massachusetts, United StatesApril 2, 2023Long set of interviews. Mostly behavioral questions. Easy to navigate. Tough because it takes a few hours. Be prepared to meet with HR, section managers, and field experts. Overall pretty simple and straightforward process.
Mechanical Engineer
Lynn, Massachusetts, United StatesOctober 1, 2020The interview was very conversational and easygoing. The interviewers asked basic technical questions regarding my experience and previous projects. They asked questions about sensors and other test equipment. The interview lasted a couple of hours.
