Company culture and ethics with "Living our Values"
Excellent people to work with. Some of the operators, technicians, and engineers have been working at MFAB since the opening.
Competitive benefits (401k match, dental, medical, stock purchase, etc.).
Pay raises every year! (Not the case when it was National Semiconductor.)
Excellent profit-sharing bonus pay - Max bonus for the last 6 years.
Overtime pay after 8 hours for hourly employees.
Senior management took COVID very seriously, providing additional vacation pay, especially to shift employees.
Excellent tuition reimbursement program.
Company improved the vacation pay policy last year to help improve work/life balance.
Community focus with volunteering opportunities.
Very competitive industry, high pace manufacturing environment. As a result, there are lots of metrics to manage (not company specific).
Technology sector, with lots of things to learn each and every day.
12-hour shifts are challenging, but it is nice to have 3 or 4 days off.
Continue the focus on "Living Our Values" as it is the foundation for a successful company.
Keep listening to your employees, regardless of their position, to improve the workplace.
It was for about 30-40 minutes and contained questions on LCR circuits and filters. The questions were of moderate level, but the company selects at most one candidate. The package offered by the company was 12 LPA.
The recruiter invited me to the interview during the college career fair, so it was an on-campus interview. There were both behavioral and technical rounds, each around 30-40 minutes. Recruiters and interviewers were very friendly and would usually
Easy personal questions and questions about my resume. No technical questions. The guy was nice, and it was over the phone. I only had the one interview and got the job.
It was for about 30-40 minutes and contained questions on LCR circuits and filters. The questions were of moderate level, but the company selects at most one candidate. The package offered by the company was 12 LPA.
The recruiter invited me to the interview during the college career fair, so it was an on-campus interview. There were both behavioral and technical rounds, each around 30-40 minutes. Recruiters and interviewers were very friendly and would usually
Easy personal questions and questions about my resume. No technical questions. The guy was nice, and it was over the phone. I only had the one interview and got the job.