Good stock benefits and decent salary.
They expect long hours and don’t just base your performance on the quality of work, but more on time spent at the office. Favoritism seems rampant, and you need to know people to get ahead rather than perform the duties of the job well. Relatively fast and sloppy engineering.
Clean house on middle management before quality problems surface.
Interview with a hiring manager. Mostly technical questions. The questions are easy and straightforward. You need to have experience with the equipment and robots they are using, otherwise they won't hire you.
I initially had a phone screen. After a week, they reached back and asked for a 25-minute technical presentation. After that, it was a 1-on-1 interview, with four 30-minute sessions. They all flowed smoothly and timely. Good experience.
I applied through a recruiter. No recruiter screening interview, as he directly scheduled the technical screen. Very professional and prompt. Two separate 30-minute technical screens with one engineer: - PLC specific questions (ex: difference betwe
Interview with a hiring manager. Mostly technical questions. The questions are easy and straightforward. You need to have experience with the equipment and robots they are using, otherwise they won't hire you.
I initially had a phone screen. After a week, they reached back and asked for a 25-minute technical presentation. After that, it was a 1-on-1 interview, with four 30-minute sessions. They all flowed smoothly and timely. Good experience.
I applied through a recruiter. No recruiter screening interview, as he directly scheduled the technical screen. Very professional and prompt. Two separate 30-minute technical screens with one engineer: - PLC specific questions (ex: difference betwe