Engineering Technician in the Manufacturing Group
Engineering Technician in the Manufacturing Group
Good benefits, solid pay, and steady work, especially when in the manufacturing group.
Standard bureaucracy of a large company. Changes happen quickly, with little to no insight until after the fact in most cases. Everything is a #1 priority. Even though work is steady, opportunity for advancement is minimal. Changing job roles is even more difficult when coming from the technician field.
More employee engagement and empowerment would be appreciated, along with a path to advance and grow roles within the company. New hires and graduates are more valued than veteran employees, which shows a lack of loyalty. Lower-level managers are too busy having to be engineers as opposed to being able to manage people.
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