Top class manufacturing environment. An excellent place to work in a support and manufacturing role.
Sound engineering decisions are sometimes trumped by HR and outside forces. Middle management is forced to make all things fit one model. But these are the things that make this place an amazing manufacturing machine, even if it is at the expense of innovation on a product level, in some cases to be fair.
Growing an amazing manufacturing environment internally while getting product innovation from acquisitions seems to be working well.
Sometimes grown internally, but that may be out of their control. Just be good to the workers.
Hired on straight out of college. A full day of interviews (12 hours) with multiple groups for various positions, all similar in nature.
Three-stage interviewing process: * One on-campus interview * One phone interview * One all-day on-site interview The final interview required interviewees to give a 15-minute technical presentation and then solve a surprise brain teaser at t
I applied online and received an email for a phone interview two weeks later. I had to do a 10-minute presentation on a topic or project of my choice to two managers during the phone interview, which lasted more than an hour. Afterwards, I got a cal
Hired on straight out of college. A full day of interviews (12 hours) with multiple groups for various positions, all similar in nature.
Three-stage interviewing process: * One on-campus interview * One phone interview * One all-day on-site interview The final interview required interviewees to give a 15-minute technical presentation and then solve a surprise brain teaser at t
I applied online and received an email for a phone interview two weeks later. I had to do a 10-minute presentation on a topic or project of my choice to two managers during the phone interview, which lasted more than an hour. Afterwards, I got a cal