mechanical engineer

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It seems to be the time of the temporary job.  They will call it the gig economy. If you are in the position to work it, do so.   

I'll be honest.  The position was made out to be more than what it is.  A typical day involves coming in during second shift, read my emails, go out to the floor and collect samples.  After that, the samples are tested for defects.  Then depending on the operator you are working with, you can check the samples for diameter. Then you have to perform an audit.  Since the position covers two shifts, you have to do them twice. The tests can be reasonably done within the time frame, but you may have to push yourself towards the end of the night.  You work with most of the associates in the specific department. They are nice, hard-working, quirky people who just want to come in and do what they need to do.  They and the specific supervisor(s) are the people you will rely on the most.  The direct supervisor is not as available, but you will have two associates in the direct department who are valuable.  The people make this job.  

The hours are (were?) tough.  You get overtime every week, but that comes with one full day off.  


That is the job itself.  While the agency has not been on site, they are there to talk to you about any concerns or questions that you have.  Calling or emailing them every month or so helps a lot.

What is the best part of working at the company?
Benefits Meh.  Pros:  No micromanaging,  Cons:   Bought by venture capital firm, original owners sold out, so who knows what will happen.
Its hard to move across company ies, so its a lot of little silos and hard to advance your career

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Getting laid off, kind of out of the blue.   New 
CEO came in and jsut let a ton of people go, some of them had 20 plus years at the company.  

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
The environment was very laid back but that is changing due to the new owners

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
In my job, 8 hours of cold calling a day.  If you a mech engineer it is different.

Hard to give a typical day at work in a company that cant find its identity and is constantly changing. 

I got to entertain having 4 different managers within just 2 years

Witnessed waves of 20+ people at a time fired, for the main reason being company negligence and lack of profitability

Someone who delivers training every single day and week, is also a tech support professional, and included in on deals from sales against their will

The workplace culture, is everyone that works there is from each other's high school.

The hardest part is being surrounded by low ambitious scum bag scammers, not to discredit the few good people that are there.



TriMech has probably the best work-culture I have ever been a part of. Everyone at this company is dedicated to success, and because of that we work as a tight-knit team to help each other and hold each other accountable. There is no micro-managing, there is no "good ol' boys club", and there is rarely a lack of communication. I have tremendous respect for everyone I work with, and I always feel as though I am learning something new or actually solving the issues that our teams are facing. 

I am excited every day to be able to assist my coworkers in doing their job by providing IT help and assurance. 

Been working for TriMech for over 10+ years.  The work life balance is unmatched. The dedication to training and development is top notch and TriMech is one of the fast growing Technology companies out there .  We have many different divisions, locations and the culture believes in putting people where they excel and perform at their best.  Negative reviews are usually from those who were non invested temporary employees or those not willing to work hard and stay in communication with their upper management. If you want to work for an exciting, progressive, company that offers tremendous flexibility then come to work here.

Very nice people to work with ,  but typical "old boys club", with no room for advancement of women, and absolutely no strength to "step up" and Lead a Team!  There is so much potential to be a great environment, but unfortunately a lot of the people have not been "positioned" in the appropriate places to make a "good company GREAT",  which is extremely unfortunate.  Jack Welch would not be happy with choices made from the "top to the bottom". Very sad and unfortunate.  Upside ~  "will work with you on Vacation Plans" & good for "part-time" moms.

The hardest part of my job is to step back. Trying not to be to competitive and really listen to what the client needs. I work with other reps to increase their revenue. I am extremely independent and have to learn better on handing off the sale. I want to close it myself. I work closely with a group of reps who have had territories for years and trying to understand the best balance between outside sales and support from the inside team. The balance has yet to be achieved but we are almost there. Great group of people.

My experience was disappointing. On my very first day, I was told that my territory had already changed. I was originally hired with a 50/50 split: half my business was expected to come from inside the company, and half from new business. However, the role abruptly shifted to focus entirely on new business development. Throughout this time, I also experienced three different managers in less than a year, which added to the confusion and lack of stability.  I wish I read the review section before I started 

What is the best part of working at the company?
It's a great job but they only hire for contact jobs that might last one week or one years.

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
It was not a stressful job for me because I have did shipping and receiving many times.

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
It's always fun clean and great.


What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Loading unloading and putting away stocks.

Nice company culture, one that fosters Team Work. Weekly training, The Sandler Rules for sales is widely used throughout the company.  The Engineers were always available to assist when needed.  Co-Workers were friendly and helpful.  The Managers and CEO were helpful and very approachable. 

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