Bosch reviews

Due to its massive size and German leadership, there was a lot of hierarchy which was somewhat annoying to maneuver. That also meant it would be very hard to advance quickly up the ladder. You could definitely do it, it would just take a long time to do as it was expected you need to check several boxes within the company before even being considered for higher level management. The Farmington Hills office was an open-office layout which not everyone loved. Only directors had their own offices, and they had glass walls, so visible privacy was not really achievable. There were plenty of meeting rooms that were somewhat soundproof though, so contained meetings were still possible. It just may not be everyone's cup of tea not having the potential for your own private office/space.

Some of the managers need to be replaced. My manager made it very clear who she really liked and who she didn't and it was never based on work performance. She kept people that she could socialize with and cut people who didn't interact with her much because they were busy actually working. Not only that but she gossiped about ALL of her employees to other employees in the facility. I honestly have NO idea how she has made it this far in the company but she is turning the place into a fun house rather than a professional environment. This is also a company that has NO room for growth, so if you are looking to move up in a company this is not the company you want to work for.