Acero Precision is a great place to watch your career whither away and die. To say the work place atmosphere is toxic would be an understatement. On the bright side you will have the opportunity to quickly advance through the ranks if you have any remote skill in the manufacturing field. Granted, this is because Acero cannot attract literally any new competent talent(they have no clue what such an individual is worth) and those above you will inevitably grow tired of dealing with narcissistic ownership and the wildly underqualified, over-entitled supervisors and management they deal with on a daily basis. Acero Precision's internal motto is 'Whatever it Takes', when in reality it should be 'Overpromise, Underdeliver, and Mislead.' I was enticed to take a position here by a nice incentive program, paying bonus's potentially monthly, and a state of the art building with a cafe and a gym. Well, the incentive program quickly stopped and disappeared, without even a 'Sorry, we cant afford this anymore'. But hey, the owner has a nice Aston Martin, and a Lamborghini, maybe seeing those can be your incentive. Forget about the gym, that will never exist, but there's a nice shower in the locker room to wash the Acero stink off yourself everyday. If you look this place up on social media do not be fooled by the images. Those pretty walls are filled with tired, crashed, beat up, old, and unreliable machines. Better keep them clean and shiny though, or ownership will come and talk to you like a child and complain there's some oil on them... in a machine shop. In the 8 months since I've left Acero I have learned and developed more as a manufacturing engineer, and been invested in more by ownership than I ever would have at Acero. Do yourself the favor and avoid Acero Precision, any aspirations you have for a fulfilling and gratifying career will thank you later.
