Could have been better
Could have been better
Lots of incentives to help boost morale.
Most managers do actually try to help, but they are powerless to make things happen.
Low pay. Morale has to be boosted with constant "gifts" of appreciation. Terrible benefits (especially healthcare). Contract workers aren't treated the same. Extremely high turnover.
Stop looking at new projects and fix the problems that have been systematic for what seems to be over 5-10 years.
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Lead Engineer
First, they called for a phone screening and asked many technical questions. I responded to their questions as much as I could. Then, they asked me to go to their site for a face-to-face interview.
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I got an on-campus interview following the career fair at my school. This was a 30-minute interview that consisted of situational questions. I felt a little uncomfortable as the interviewer was writing everything down on their tablet the entire time.
Production Quality Engineer
An in-person panel consisting of several people from different positions within the department you are applying to. Expect 5-6 questions per person, depending on panel size. The total time required was approximately 25 minutes.
Lead Engineer
Greenville, South Carolina, United StatesApril 1, 2015First, they called for a phone screening and asked many technical questions. I responded to their questions as much as I could. Then, they asked me to go to their site for a face-to-face interview.
Manufacturing Engineer
Greenville, South Carolina, United StatesSeptember 1, 2015I got an on-campus interview following the career fair at my school. This was a 30-minute interview that consisted of situational questions. I felt a little uncomfortable as the interviewer was writing everything down on their tablet the entire time.
Production Quality Engineer
Greenville, South Carolina, United StatesJune 1, 2023An in-person panel consisting of several people from different positions within the department you are applying to. Expect 5-6 questions per person, depending on panel size. The total time required was approximately 25 minutes.
