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      Good for money, not good for career advancement or professional growth. - Senior SQA OPENLANE Employee Review

      3.0
      Sep 15, 2008
      Senior sqa
      Recommend
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      Pros

      Definitely money. They are not high tech company, not having interesting product, work is pretty much reduced to mundane tasks month after month... so to keep people there, they pay well in engineering department.

      Cons

      There are no managers in eng department. Just technical leads and directors. Probably good way to save money for the company, however for employees it is not so great. Director never has enough time to do reviews well, does not provide guidance or satisfactory problem resolution if such arises inside a team. Also in order to be considered valuable to the company one has to conform to all decisions of upper management even if they are bad. There is no space for creativity and invention, changes are not well seen.

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      5.0
      Jul 1, 2026
      Title specialist
      Recommend
      CEO approval
      Business Outlook

      Pros

      Benefits Team Culture Fun atmosphere

      Cons

      I have no cons as of now

      4.0
      May 14, 2026
      Software engineer
      Recommend
      CEO approval
      Business Outlook

      Pros

      very very very very good

      Cons

      Mission: Our team’s number one priority is to meet customer’s expectations and ensure their peace of mind by delivering a quality product and ownership experience at an excellent value. By satisfying our customers, we continue to prosper and grow, building a more secure future for our people and creating value for our stakeholders. Description: Perfect storms make good business for Generac Power Systems. That's because the company manufactures engine-driven standby and portable generators for homes, businesses, hospitals, and recreational vehicles. The company also makes industrial power generation equipment, automatic transfer switches, switch gear and controls, and remote monitoring software. Generac sells its products through retailers, such as Home Depot, and wholesale distributors. Established in 1959, Generac was purchased by private equity firm CCMP Capital Advisors in 2006. Generac went public in 2010.

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