What is the salary like at Eaton?

Decent pay, opportunities for overtime, and great benefits.

unorganization of equipment and work orders, equipment shortages, work floor drama.

Great life and work balance, great salary and benefits

can be busy sometimes, overtime can be heavy during end of the quarter.

Good work and life balance, pay is decent

Lack of strategy, innovation at times compared to competitors

Good employer, company with bright future, great culture and salary

Contribution to private pension fund would be a significant benefit

Great company with great pay and work life balance in the mechanical industry

Have to deal with political games after some point

Good work life balance, good pay scales

Not a full ownership of products,

Good pay and benefits, opportunities for advancement

Large corporate structure, can be inefficient.

Good work culture and good pay.

No cons for me as of now

Good salary, great work culture

I don't remember any cons are here

Great pay attracts great talent, and you'll get to solve problems alongside some brilliant engineers and technicians Well equipped, with some seriously impressive lab and prototyping capabilities across different sites.

10 days starting PTO is nothing to write home about. Legacy products are plagued with issues, missing or insufficient documentation, lack of support from their production sites, etc. Toxic positivity and total lack of communication from management. They'll smile and point to minor tailwinds, and then surprise everyone with headcount reductions. Employees are never notified of regular staff changes, only sent useless email updates regarding frequent leadership changes. VG leadership doesn't seem to know what it's doing or how to compete in their market. They push for massive cost margins and dedicate thousands of hours in engineering resources to pursue extremely high risk projects, and blame market downturns when business is lost, pursuits don't materialize, and layoffs are needed.