Multi Dimensional Integration reviews about "benefit"

Smaller company, so the staff can be clicky. If you are not willing to travel most weekends and for long periods of time wouldn't recommend it. Saying no to travel doesn't sit right with management, as they expect that you are always available. Not much of a work-life balance, so maintaining outside relationships can be extremely difficult.

lack of structure can be troublesome for some

There are no real cons

Potential for a lot of travel

If you need structure to succeed, or a manager setting you up for success, this is not the place for you. MDI is an entrepreneurial environment.

Don't expect much support from your co-workers as you will mostly be on your own. I was new out of college with little experience at the time and asking co-workers for help or guidance was always an awful since they would just talk down to and be little me. Especially at the Allentown office, try to stay away from there if you can. All of your experience will come from trial by fire. You don't know how to use Siemens? Well, you better learn quick because your about to fly to California in 2 hours to fix a system you've never seen before with a Siemens PLC. You don't know how to use FactoryTalk? Your HMI Screens are due at the end of the week. You're not sure about something on a quote? You must be an idiot. Be ready to work a ton of hours as working overtime is the work culture expectation here. The overtime rate is nice but expect to never see your home, hobbies, wife and kids ever again. You’re not done till the job is done. You will also have to travel a lot. Be prepared to spend the next 4 months at a warehouse in nowhere Kentucky. The hotel and airline points are pretty nice though. I can’t speak much about health benefits since I was never home long enough from projects or service calls to be able to actually go to a doctor.

Systems Integration is a demanding career.

I have no complaints about MDI.