Do not work at the Fort Lauderdale Location! - Heat Pump Engineer Bosch Employee Review

1.0
Feb 8, 2018
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

Good benefits, that is the only benefit.

Cons

Micromanaging is the worst I have seen. You must put your mood on the board every morning like children, you are requested to only put good moods just as you are request to only put down a max of 6 hours estimated for the day even if you know you are working more. Just for SHOW.... Management is incompetent and the turn around of engineers is like that of a restaurant. IT IS HARD TO FIND SOMEONE THERE WITH OVER 2 YEARS IN THE COMPANY. Because they all leave! You will spend half the time watching your back as management will try to pin and issues on the engineers.

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Bosch Response
6y
Thank you for taking the time to provide a review about our management team. Treating others in an unbiased and fair manner is imperative to our moral standards as a company, thus we are concerned to hear about your negative experience and will forward your feedback to the responsible team. Should you have further details to share please don’t hesitate to email us at feedback@us.bosch.com. — Your Bosch Team

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Bosch Response
1w
Thank you so much for taking the time to share your feedback and for your 3 years with Bosch. We are pleased to hear that you find meaning in our products, value the opportunities for collaboration, and have experienced teams and leaders who genuinely care. We also appreciate your candid feedback regarding organizational complexity, leadership consistency, resource alignment, and employee well-being. Insights like yours help us identify opportunities to improve and create a better experience for our associates. Thank you for your contributions, and we wish you continued success and job satisfaction in your role. Thank you! — Bosch Talent Acquisition
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