Good pay, benefits, & work-life balance (business units only), but terrible in manufacturing facilities. Lack of upward mobility
Good pay, benefits, & work-life balance (business units only), but terrible in manufacturing facilities. Lack of upward mobility
The pay and benefits are hard to beat when comparing to other industries in the area.
Life in the business units is much better than life in the manufacturing facilities. The business units understand work-life balance and respect a person's "free time," while manufacturing facilities have no concept of work-life balance and little respect for your time away from work.
Learn how to balance the entire company to allow for better work-life practices.
Very few people stay long-term in manufacturing roles due to the lack of balance.
Promote people sooner rather than later – lose too many good, young, talented people by holding off their opportunities.
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Quality Engineer
There was a standard phone screening which involved talking to a group of interviewers about the basics of semiconductor wafer fabrication. This also included a brief run-through of my resume. After that, they flew me to Dallas to interview with 8 o
Quality Engineer
I was first recruited at my university's career fair and set up an interview the next day. It was pretty general, just asking personal questions and a lot about my resume. I got lucky though, because the recruiter didn't see on my resume that I'd do
Quality Engineer
The interview process included a presentation, which was presented in front of approximately 8-10 engineers, and two face-to-face interviews. It took approximately four hours, which included lunch.
Quality Engineer
Dallas, Texas, United StatesFebruary 1, 2012There was a standard phone screening which involved talking to a group of interviewers about the basics of semiconductor wafer fabrication. This also included a brief run-through of my resume. After that, they flew me to Dallas to interview with 8 o
Quality Engineer
Dallas, Texas, United StatesJanuary 1, 2014I was first recruited at my university's career fair and set up an interview the next day. It was pretty general, just asking personal questions and a lot about my resume. I got lucky though, because the recruiter didn't see on my resume that I'd do
Quality Engineer
Dallas, Texas, United StatesMarch 20, 2014The interview process included a presentation, which was presented in front of approximately 8-10 engineers, and two face-to-face interviews. It took approximately four hours, which included lunch.
