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Delphi Technologies

Acquired by BorgWarner

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Toxic company with Toxic Leadership - Manufacturing Engineer Delphi Technologies Employee Review

1.0
Jan 24, 2020
Recommend
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Pros

The co-workers are some of the best engineers you will work with in your career.

Cons

Leadership clearly does not car about the employees. Leadership rotate jobs every 6-12 months so they don't have to deal with their decisions. In the 9 years I have worked here, we have had 9 different VPs of my Business Unit. The new one comes in, yells at you for all the decisions of the previous VP, makes more short sighted decisions, and then leaves for a new job starting the cycle all over again. The environment is also toxic. Layoffs and cost cutting so the executives can hit their bonus targets is common. Contractors often are laid off for weeks with no notice at the end of the year so executives can hit their bonus.

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5.0
Oct 28, 2024
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Pros

BorgWarner is better than Delphi was

Cons

Automotive industry lays off every few years

3.0
Jul 23, 2020
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

The people are fantastic. The majority of managers are caring and supportive, and there are a lot of willing mentors. This, plus the fact that the teams are usually stretched thin, means that starting your career here is a great learning experience. You get to be involved in many different projects and take on more responsibility than you might at a bigger company. Work is fast-paced but with decent work/life balance. There are interesting opportunities to work with people globally.

Cons

In the last couple years, we were spun off and rebranded, saw our stock price tank, changed CEOs, and now are going through an acquisition. It’s a lot of change in a short time and it’s hard dealing with an uncertain future. There is also a tendency to shut down disagreements, and a lack of transparency around negative news. It’s also hard to keep advancing in the company and learning new things after a while.

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