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Lear – “Long time Lear employee

May 21, 2009

3.0

Lear Engineering Manager in Southfield, MI:   (Current Employee)

Pros

Lots of responsibility given to employees. You are allowed to take on as much as you can handle. Comraderie is developed among employees. Lots of change - a very dynamic environment. Nice campus. Global opportunities. Flat organization, with lots of upper management exposure. Open door policy of management.

Cons

Inflexible work schedule, no flex hours, long hours, poor company and industry financial position. Not supportive of work/family balance. Lack of technology or R&D investment. Regular salaried lay-offs over the years are stressful for employees, though an effective method for keeping a lean and strong team. Strong reliance on GM and Ford makes for difficult operating environment.

Advice to Senior Management

Find a way to trust employees with typical industry flexibility policies, invest more in R&D, and keep up the intensity on operating improvements.

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Southfield, MI
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