Flexible Wfh, Slow Raises
Flexible Wfh, Slow Raises
Great work-from-home policy. Flexible schedule. Average benefits.
Low-average salary.
Promotions and raises not based on performance; they are based on seniority/managerial preference.
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Quality Engineer
The interview process was 3 steps: * Phone screen with HR * Onsite panel-style interview Received a facility tour and spoke with Quality and Production teams. They decided to remove the posting after the interview due to a change in company hir
Quality Engineer
The interview process was quick and easy. It included a facility tour and an introduction to key players. However, it did seem disorganized pre and post-interview. The talent specialist was helpful and tried to find a good fit for the interviewee.
Quality Engineer
The interview process involved a phone screening, followed by an in-person interview with members I would be interacting with. The whole process took about two weeks. The members were easy to talk to.
Quality Engineer
United StatesOctober 11, 2025The interview process was 3 steps: * Phone screen with HR * Onsite panel-style interview Received a facility tour and spoke with Quality and Production teams. They decided to remove the posting after the interview due to a change in company hir
Quality Engineer
United StatesMay 24, 2024The interview process was quick and easy. It included a facility tour and an introduction to key players. However, it did seem disorganized pre and post-interview. The talent specialist was helpful and tried to find a good fit for the interviewee.
Quality Engineer
Walpole, Massachusetts, United StatesJune 13, 2017The interview process involved a phone screening, followed by an in-person interview with members I would be interacting with. The whole process took about two weeks. The members were easy to talk to.
