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Principal Electrical Engineer Reviews
What is it like working as a Principal Electrical Engineer?
January 2019
Principal Electrical Engineer:
Good company to work for that takes care of employees. We spend a lot of time and effort dealing with the 'credo' a set a values and commitments that guides management and execution.
Well managed company, with very good benefits and respect for work-life balance. Gives back to community regularly.
January 2019
Principal Electrical Engineer:
Fun work. Good people. Transitional period with merger of competing company. Silence from management and no sense of direction months after the process began and was announced.
Fast paced work and results oriented. Expectation is to market your services and deliver a world-class product. The comp is in flux and performance bonuses are plentiful, if you're willing to put in the necessary efforts. They are difficult to reach without 12 months of ramping up and developing a clientele.
December 2018
Technology company with good work/life balance.
Principal Electrical Engineer in Singapore:
Pros: comfortable
Cons: less competitive pay package
November 2018
Principal Electrical Engineer:
Third world management culture, worst everything: pay raise, health insurance, promotions. "Lose the entitlement mentality! Don't expect pay raises anymore! Just be grateful you got jobs!" was the CEO's message to the workforce that made the company grow by 20% a year for the past couple of years. If you are lazy and incompetent, that's the perfect place for you. Expert at kissing up? You'll climb up the ladder! Trying hard to do quality work? You'll get sidelined!
November 2018
Shadows of former glory.
Principal Electrical Engineer in Torrance:
Pros: The products are varied
Cons: No commitment to developing hardware, people, or tools
November 2018
The Mission is the Reason.
Principal Electrical Engineer in Saint Paul:
Pros: The area has a vibrant culture, no shortage of variety and things to experience.
Cons: Winters are hard, and there is a little 'middle child' syndrome - the area feels like we're flyover land to coastal dwellers.
November 2018
Principal Electrical Engineer:
The company's defined by the mission, you always feel the needs of the patient. The company is adjusting to the new realities of being a therapy company, not just a device manufacturer. Pay is decent if not high, benefits are decent but shrinking like everyone else. I'd recommend it to people looking for a large company with variety of opportunities.
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