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Engineer 1-4 - Engineer I Continental Datagraphics Employee Review

2.0
14 Dec 2016
Recommend
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Pros

Good Benefits and 401K Plan Flexible work schedule Great balance between work and home life Friendly work environment Great starter job for college students

Cons

Management lacks professionalism and common sense. Salaried employees are micro managed as hourly employees (office closing for the holidays and employees are expected to use vacation time or take unpaid day offs). Work is bottom of the barrel type engineering work proving to be boring to an experienced engineer. There isn't a clearly defined progress plan for career growth within the company. Current manager is ill equipped to manage the existing team. Manager makes poor decisions in taking on new work statements due to lack of experience which puts the team at risk for failure. Favoritism is exhibited in how employees are handled (working from home, promotions, preferential treatment). Push for growth in team in India is a priority over growth in U.S. positions.

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5.0
7 Oct 2024
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CEO approval
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Pros

Good management et work life balance

Cons

too many projects and client management

2.0
20 Jun 2013
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Personally, the benefits were good. But compared to other companies, it could be better. 401k 50% match up to 8%. PPO out of pocket was only $15 per person per pay check. Dental (DPO or HMO). VSP. Good training program. Finance of this company is heavily dependent on Boeing. (This could be Pros or Cons.) Flexible schedule (5x8, 9-80, or 4x10) 4x10 you can choose any day of the week to be your off day. Good company if you are not looking for carrer growth. Get in, do your 8, 9, or 10 hrs, and go home.

Cons

Lack of communication between management and "production/workers". Management says that they want the workers to have multiple skills (cross trained with other dept.) But if the worker is being proactive and apply to other department, he/she is seen as not loyal. There's no upward growth. Seniority = favorites. I worked 5 years and I was still considered "new". Some people have worked 10, 20, and even 30 years here. Production matrix is heavily flawed, there's no distinction between level of difficulties of the job. If you're stuck with difficult jobs, your productivity will be low. Management only sees the number. They assume that over a period of time you get difficult and easy jobs, so they just take the average.

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