Weekend Shifts, Snobby Culture
Weekend Shifts, Snobby Culture
Low responsibility at the beginning.
Health insurance.
Minimal micromanagement, but it is probably manager dependent.
Shift work structure could be better. Be prepared to work at least some part of the weekend for the rest of your working days. You nearly always need to take time off for any social activities planned at weekends.
Performance review is overly complicated and, in most cases, rewards workers that do the least work.
An air of snobbery regarding what role you have within the company. MTs are certainly looked down upon for whatever reason.
Benefits in recent years are nowhere near as good as they used to be.
Been in so many meetings with higher-level management, and their only contribution is to have their voice heard. I rarely have a conversation with anyone who has a good thing to say about their manager. The intel culture is rotten to the core.
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Manufacturing Technician
I had a phone interview, followed by an in-person interview. They flew me out to Phoenix from San Diego and provided a rental car and hotel room. I then interviewed and was given lunch. I received a call back about a week later.
Manufacturing Technician
I submitted my resume on a general job recruiting website. I was retiring from the military after 22 years. I received a phone call the next day from a headhunter who asked a few questions about my current position, qualifications, and general infor
Manufacturing Technician
I had been working there as a temp for some time before I was interviewed for a permanent position. It was very laid back, informal, and relaxed. I wasn't prepared for it, since I was in the middle of working when the hiring manager approached me.
Manufacturing Technician
Ocotillo, Arizona, United StatesAugust 23, 2024I had a phone interview, followed by an in-person interview. They flew me out to Phoenix from San Diego and provided a rental car and hotel room. I then interviewed and was given lunch. I received a call back about a week later.
Manufacturing Technician
Chandler, Arizona, United StatesDecember 1, 2010I submitted my resume on a general job recruiting website. I was retiring from the military after 22 years. I received a phone call the next day from a headhunter who asked a few questions about my current position, qualifications, and general infor
Manufacturing Technician
United StatesJuly 27, 2015I had been working there as a temp for some time before I was interviewed for a permanent position. It was very laid back, informal, and relaxed. I wasn't prepared for it, since I was in the middle of working when the hiring manager approached me.
