Molex Reviews
Updated Feb 4, 2012 – Reviews are posted anonymously by employees.
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Pros
Very satisfied and proud to be an employee at Molex. Structured processes and procedures. Excellent coworkers that are very knowlegeable in their fields. Provide a fair work-life balance.
Cons
Sometimes the structured processes can slow down the progress of a teams development.
Pros
Majority of workforce is comprised of friendly people.
Cons
There is limited growth for the employee.
Advice to Senior Management
When a reward system is intentionally curved down to reduce raises and bonuses, then how are you encouraging employees to excel at their jobs?
Pros
Good benefits (in the US)
Cons
Lack of personal time. It is generally expected to put in in excess of 50 hours a week.
Advice to Senior Management
No weekend work.
Pros
Global company supporting diverse product, customers, and markets.
Cons
Internally focused. Slow to execute and implement change
Advice to Senior Management
Continue to benchmark leading technology companies on aquistion and new production to market stratiegies.
Pros
company car, resources (cell phone, laptop, e-trainings, rosetta stone), international business interaction
Cons
internal politics, poor incentives program, cost of living adjustments not to par
Advice to Senior Management
pay your people what they are worth
Pros
Ideas are heard and used.
Cons
Has grown too large. Lost some if it's edge.
Advice to Senior Management
None
Pros
Pay is fair. If part-time, after 20 hours you'd get overtime pay which is unbelievable. Clean and friendly work environment; management and co-workers are very open to questions and helpful. Scheduling is very flexible and they offer you guaranteed hours. Supervisors are friendly and relatable. Environment leads to high moral and thus high productivity.
Cons
Policies don't allow part-time employees to start and fix simple bugs on the machines. Pay could always be better.
Advice to Senior Management
Allow part-time/temporary employees to fix simple bugs on the machines. It would reduce down-time and increase productivity dramatically given the frequency of the machines stopping or breaking down due to a small problem.
Pros
Very Large Company, good standard benefits, strong performance development encouraged, global exposure, good financial resources, virtually zero leveraged growth, exposure to precision precision manufacturing
Cons
adversarial goal structure, weak compensation, co-create, co-create annotator, highly entrenched non-dynamic culture, weak training programs, weak management of new-business acquisitions
Pros
This company is in the electronic connector industry which is constantly changeing. This industry will continue to grow as new electronic devices are created.
Cons
If you don't like change, this is not the industry for you. Since the company is in the electronic connector industry, it must change constantly to stay competitive.
Advice to Senior Management
Please keep pushing for Molex to improve and keep some manufacturing in the United States.
Pros
Nice people, broad product line
Cons
people get promoted for knowing someone not based on proving their skills
high performance organization goals are very unfair and demotivating
no one knows where they stand in the rankings of employees (at certain levels they don't know)
ideas from employees on the front line are not taken seriously or implemented and this is where Molex needs to get ideas instead fromt the people in upper management
Advice to Senior Management
If you value employees, listen to their ideas to improve the culture and atmosphere at the company.
New people that come in have valuable input that we should be listening to.
Weed out many of the current management team and bring in new blood for fresh innovative ideas
