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3.2

46% would recommend to a friend

(4 total reviews)
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Paul D. Arling

65% approve of CEO

30% positive business outlook

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2.0
Jul 30, 2025

Bad economic foresights, lost knowledge.

Anonymous employee
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Pros

When you are on the right team, you will have a good time. Lots of international experience. There is a lot of diversity in the company.

Cons

Many VP/managers don't get along well with other VP/managers, leaving a gap in knowledge transfer a lack of transparency within departments, and some nasty office politics to get through. They let go of some extremely knowledgeable people in IT and Engineering and hired junior people instead that will likely move on as soon as they got some work experience, and aren't capable of solving some of the more complex problems the company faces.

1.0
Jan 13, 2019

Engineer

Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Smart co-workers. Good office location.

Cons

Condescending management. Old boys club. Undisclosed relocation plans.

1.0
Sep 2, 2014
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

New office so desks and chairs are still clean.

Cons

1. No means of work/life balance A) HQ development team not understanding timezone differences. sometimes people calling at 1 or 2AM. B) Management asking to have a meeting at 2AM / 3AM in the morning & not attending to it. C) too dependent on one person. Once involved in 8 deals all running in parallel. D) even after resignation, constantly calling for help. Management not thinking this is a shame Once or twice, is understandable but almost everyday is not understandable. Side effect of counting too much on one person, but have no plans of increasing because of laws. 2. Corporate culture A) scream more to get more (complain a lot for a raise) B) too many resignations (due to lack of management and harassment) C) not a manufacturer, but a solutions provider. no or little knowledge of manufacturing. D) Constantly preaching value (consulting), but in the end follow customer needs. 3. Threatens to fire for arrogation of authority but Sales controlling the Application engineers. Does not realize that is also considered an arrogation of authority.

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