5,993 Industrial Engineer, Level I Jobs

“A large business with a small business personality.”

Pros:  “Good work relations, management seems to step in and help build you as you move through the ranks, insurance is great, friendly environment.”

Cons:  “The pay is good however it isn't that competitive with the rest of the industry, however it does get better as you proceed through the ranks” – Full Review

“Great company to work!!!”

Pros:  “Pro-active management Great Culture Good compensation and benefits Leadership roles offered as your performance improves Tuition reimbursement 25% off any bike”

Cons:  “Job progress Politics Unionized so very hard to push new ideas. Following up on projects is not done. Haphazard responibilities” – Full Review

“Not happy”

Pros:  “Its a job that has great benefits and it's consistent work. The pay is set and you have a 5 yr outlook.”

Cons:  “There are set raises and a point system. It's difficult balancing work and personal life due to the lack of personal time given.” – Full Review

“A Long Unsure Journey”

Pros:  “The pay and insurance are the upsides. When times are good overtime is abundant. But without discipline you can ruin your body in a matter of years.”

Cons:  “Working too much overtime can put a stress on the family. Divorce rates are high. Cancers and respiratory problems are common in Goodyear. There are stressful…” – Full Review

“A great place to work!”

Pros:  “A progressive and growing organisation that looks to grow its employees through consistent and training and development programmes. It values and creates opportunities…”

Cons:  “No real downsides other than the coffee machines needing better coffee. As a large and growing compy its difficult to really get to know everyone.” – Full Review

“Senior accout mgr”

Pros:  “great place to work forever”

Cons:  “too much roll over here” – Full Review

“tough problems while nice interviewer”

Pros:  “salary, job security, nice city, good weather”

Cons:  “outlook of wireless communications is not that good” – Full Review