Grew with GoE - Graphics Communication Specialist / Sr AE GoEngineer Employee Review

5.0
Mar 25, 2023
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

I work at goengineer for quite a while, to see it start off as a sub 100 employee group to 400+ over a decade. I personally had the best mentors, boss and coworkers anyone could ever ask for. My manager was supportive, constructive, called you out if there was bs or you screwed up, but most importantly encouraged me to learn and taught me new things (engineering design and life things) every day, week/ month. Someone recently mentioned in a review that goengineer makes rockstars... They help you find your superpower for sure... But a rockstar is just as much on the employee as much as it's enabled by the employer. In society today, everyone gets a trophy mentality is crap. You have to want it, practice it every day, then one day you will find yourself right where you always wanted to be. Goengineer 100 percent helped me with this.

Cons

Generally, it's tough to list cons, it's a very fair workplace. You could say medical is weak, but each year goengineer tries to do better for the dollar, I feel like that's a lot of work. I would be nitpicking mostly There is a feeling that you will promote faster if you live in salt lake city and work at hq

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5.0
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Pros

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Cons

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2.0
Jun 2, 2026
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Pros

6 weeks of PTO and decent health insurance. $400 HSA contribution per quarter.

Cons

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