CEM Reviews

A company that designs and manufactures mediocre product for a market segment which has accepted mediocrity. The main goal/vision is to reach a certain monetary sales goal, which has forced them to sacrifice standards related to product excellence, in order to achieve this benchmark. There is no design process or testing/validation. The design issues I have seen are somewhat concerning (from a safety standpoint), yet disregarded when introduced. Turnover is high within operations/quality.

Pay is far below industry standards, and there's little room for advancement. Management is controlling and enjoys micromanaging projects. Terrible communication between divisions, even on projects that should bring multiple groups together. Office politics are a nightmare--management has their favorites, and if you're not one of middle managements pets you're left out in the cold on a lot of important things. Also, middle management has no concept of work/life balance--expect lots of emails after hours, travel whether you want it or not, and lots of judgmental stares if you dare to schedule a vacation day.