Visteon Reviews
Updated Dec 18, 2011 – Reviews are posted anonymously by employees.
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Pros
Excellent Facility, strong heritage from Ford.
Cons
New Management post-Ford has lack of understanding of Visteon products and bad customer relationships
Advice to Senior Management
Improve customer relationships
Pros
Salary / benefits were above average compared to similar jobs.
Cons
Level of Management competency is pretty low.
Pros
Large company-chance to do many different jobs
Cons
Financial situation at the time I was there created many rumours which were distracting for day to day job
Pros
We were paid very well for doing the work a monkey could do.
The benefits were very good, and they paid for any schooling you wanted to take.
Cons
Union was worthless, as well as many of the employees. Management was the same. Mandatory overtime, forced vacation only allowed to be taken at the same time each year. Dirty air quality.
Pros
Good management team in place now.
Cons
The automotive industry is a tough environment.
Advice to Senior Management
Keep up the good job. Visteon needs to find it's core products and diversify into different industries and expand their customer base.
Pros
Compensation and culture are good.
Cons
Lacking experienced manufacturing leadership. Need to empower the right people. Need to hold all employees more accountable.
Advice to Senior Management
Get to know your real problems, then fix them.
Pros
Very flexible hours and personal time. Managers do not care about employees time schedule as long as it does not cause issues.
Cons
Nowhere to go. Lots of cronyism in management rank. Lower level gets the work with no recognition, but "inner-circles" kept being promoted. Apathy is everywhere.
Advice to Senior Management
Time to really reorganize instead of just personnel shuffling. Provide real recognition to achievers, reward do-ers, do not encourage cronyism and favoritism
Pros
Good atmosphere for the employees.
Cons
Need more opportunity to advance.
Advice to Senior Management
Need to motivate employees more.
Pros
Flexible timing.
Enjoy to work.
Good for learning.
easy to approach senior managment.
Open cluture.
Cons
zero focus on inovation.
driven by US.
Advice to Senior Management
Need to think by own rather than driven by US people.
Pros
During good times the company was an excellent place to work, with opportunity for growth. The Quality of the people and leadership was excellent. The work environment was good, with great consideration
of the work-life balance.
Cons
During the recession and bankruptcy the employee environment was one off fear of loosing your job. People were shuffled around with little consideration of their skills and experience. Benefits were reduced to some extent almost every year from 2008-2010 during the recession. Visteon used to have manufacturing plants in the US, all of these faciities were closed, or sold.
Advice to Senior Management
I realize the last few years have been a tough environment for the automotive industry as a whole, but to not manufacture any components in the US is not a good choice for the communities that rely on manufacturing jobs, and the people who lost or are going to lose their jobs. Many other other automotive component companies were able to survive the recession and keep a manufacturing base the US.
