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3.0
Aug 8, 2010
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

Employees hired before July 1, 2010 are invested in a retirement plan, have small percentage of 401k funds "matched" by the company, and can make lateral moves in company relatively easy provided networking has created mentors. Although there are few workers left who understand the quality aspect and customer service that the Company was founded on, those few people are well worth knowing and can make work a pleasure.

Cons

Employees hired after July 1, 2010 no longer have a pension plan, have fewer vacation days, and are expected to work 10-12 hour days to be considered 'average' employees. New hires can expect no appreciation for traditional qualities such as loyality, commitment, dependability. New paradigm requires cost saving / downsizing / outsourcing mentality only. Large corporations do not care about their employees as individuals with lives outside of work--only that they are willing to give up everything else to keep a decent paying job.

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Pros

Clean Comfortable Good pay Good people Lots of overtime

Cons

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4.0
Apr 21, 2026
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Pros

Solid compensation: Good benefits, mid-range bonuses (when available), pension & mid-range RRSP matching. Decent vacation but it doesn't increase until you're there 15 or 20 years. Smart people: Working with long-standing teams of software developers and the controller engineers is great. Sophisticated and complex challenges regularly. Implementing AI: They're being very considered about how they implement it & doing it at a measured (not slow and not slam-it-in) pace.

Cons

Process: It's highly, highly process-driven. The layers can feel burdensome. Bottom line: They're chasing it with work being moved from North America and Europe to Asia and South America. There's definitely an old boys club and lots of references generalizating and comparing generations. Environmental policy contradictions: They say they want to be environmentally friendly, but have imposed RTO & are only hiring within commuting range of offices.

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