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United States Steel
Steel crazy after all these years, Pittsburgh-based United States Steel is the nation's #2 integrated steelmaker (behind ArcelorMittal). The company operates mills throughout the Midwest in the US; in Ontario, Canada; and in Serbia and Slovakia. U.S. Steel makes sheet and semifinished steel, tubular and plate steel, and tin products; its annual production capacity is more than 32 million tons of raw steel (though its actual production rate is less than that). The company's customers are primarily in the automotive, construction, chemical, and steel service center...More
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United States Steel Ratings & Reviews Posted by employees
Employees say it's “OK” 80 ratings
42% of the CEO 43 ratings
John P. Surma Jr.
Chairman, President, and CEO
“A good place to begin a career a bad place to stay at one”
Former Process Engineer in Fairfield, AL
Pros:
--Pay and benefits- they are very good, will pay you for over 8 hrs if you are there long enough
-Vacation-3 weeks after 1 year
-The cool factor-The process of turning steel in to useful products is amazing
-The exposure to all of the different…
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United States Steel Salaries Posted by employees
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United States Steel Interview Questions & Reviews Posted by candidates
Declined Offer – Reviewed 6 weeks ago
Interview Details – Interviewing managers seemed distant, concerned about what's happening at the plant, instead of what's going on in the interview. When I asked questions about their safety record, I got glossed over answers. – Full Interview
Interview Question:
Unexpected - How did my college class in journalism help me prepare for the interview?
Most difficult - Who (professor) influenced me the least at college?
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