Good company, bad situation in Chemical division - Product Manager Entegris Employee Review

2.0
25 Oct 2022
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Good benefits and stock performance, pay is equal to peers. Good opportunities to learn new chemistries and develop skills to advance your career.

Cons

Poor work/life balance since so many specialty chemical projects are challenged. No vision and poor leadership on priorities. Projects aren't staffed for success, local plants aren't equipped yet to do advanced processing needed by internal customers, taking away resources from external customers in different markets (industrial, pharma, etc). Multiple injuries and fires in plants recently. Don't recommend due to chaotic culture and project teams missing deadlines.

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