Running too lean year over year - Account Manager Entegris Employee Review

1.0
26 Jun 2024
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

-There are bright spots of great managers and those managers really foster career growth. -If you would like to go to a technical conference, workshop or any other further education, it was rarely denied.

Cons

-Less and less investment in employees. -Job shadowing has been decreasing over the years. With more siloing happening every year, it makes it harder to experience new roles to better develop a career path. -Backfilling employees is a rare occurrence in recent years taking "operating lean" to an extreme. -Diversity initiatives are in word only and not followed through. -A return to office was instituted yet much of the office experience has deteriorated (no on-site food and admins are no longer assigned for every team). -Pay is not competitive for the industry.

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2.0
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Pros

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Cons

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