None - Senior Engineer Motional Employee Review

1.0
Jul 27, 2022
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

Good Location for kids Education

Cons

management chaos,lack of professionalism, argo gangup

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Motional Response
3y
+1 on Boston being a good location to raise a family. However, from your review it’s clear your experience at Motional isn’t what I'd want for any of my colleagues. I'm particularly troubled to hear you experienced a lack of professionalism and would like to hear more about this. We try and get honest feedback through different channels including the Motional employee surveys, but one-way channels like these can sometimes result in ambiguity and more questions. If you feel willing, please contact me confidentially. I'd love to have a dialogue to understand more. Best, Luke Fletcher, Senior Director of Planning & Control

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