825 Agricultural Systems Engineer Jobs

“Loved the place but constantly laying people off”

Pros:  “right by the SF bay people work life”

Cons:  “constant threats of layoffs thats it” – Full Review

“Solid Position and Growth Program”

Pros:  “Opportunity to learn and grow as a professional. Plenty of additional projects to expand your skill sets. Many other helpful employees willing to help”

Cons:  “Management always reluctant to release employees to new positions. Change seems to be a fear for many managers. Sub-par computer equipment.” – Full Review

“Great Place to Work!”

Pros:  “Great opportunities. Great people. Challenging Work”

Cons:  “Layers of Management Lack of communication” – Full Review

“OK”

Pros:  “fantastic company, lots of great incentives trips & bonuses, amazing benefits, lots of flexibility, opportunity for professional growth and promotion, amazing training”

Cons:  “sometimes unethical, lack of even opportunity for every sales person, tenure is extremely important so the first year on the job is by far the hardest year, lots of…” – Full Review

“A safe place to work and grow in the important field of water.”

Pros:  “Safe environment, relaxed atmosphere and very good benefits.”

Cons:  “Opportunities to advance are few.” – Full Review

“Recognizable brand, stable but can be boring and slow. Very good benefits, decent salary. Need to improve promotions!”

Pros:  “Respected Fortune 500 company. Pay is decent, line of work can be interesting. Good health benefits. Flex Time was great! Tuition reimbursement is awesome (I was in a decent…”

Cons:  “Lots of knowledge is stuck in the brains of old timers that are on the verge of retirement or have already retired. A better process is needed for information…” – Full Review

“Good place but above average politics in management.”

Pros:  “Flexible hours. Nice coworkers. More Holidays than most companies. You can keep to yourself and work plus headphones are allowed so we can listen to music while working.”

Cons:  “The CEO is nice but quiet; however, he doesn't keep track of his subordinates. The plant manager is like a child and doesn't seem to know how to do his job. He has…” – Full Review