Seagate Employee Job Reviews in the United States

"I have worked with Seagate in an consulting capacity on one of the very challenging internal initiative. Because of the remote working nature of the assignment I cannot talk much about the work environment and the facilities. But they have global teams spread across many continents and sometimes that becomes quite challenging in terms of work/life balance. Other than that it is a professionally managed company."

"I've worked for Seagate Technology for about 8 months now. It is a great company, with great people, but the potential for career growth is not that good."

"Seagate is a leading provider of hard drives and SSDs. They have a strong workforce, and good leadership. They pay well."

"I worked for Seagate Technology for just shy of two years. I found the workplace environment to be fairly good, except for my relationship with my supervisors. In this, I felt I was expected to do two jobs right out the gate, and when I didn't perform well enough, I was written off. Even worse, as I had an iron deficiency, and thus a medical reason to be less focused until it was sorted out."

"LOVED my job, hated the BS that the company has become. Poor upper management has led to stagnant wages, largely decreased benefits but LARGE bonuses for SVPs and above."

"My experience working at Seagate was very impersonal and automated."

"Disk drive manufacturer - not well managed."

"Seagate is a struggling company due to the obsolescence of its products. Radical cost cutting and continual layoffs makes it a difficult place to work."

"One of best places I ever worked for."

"Very fast paced and enjoyed it."

"The disk drive business is in reorg mode, which is more or less normal for the industry."

What do you like about working at Seagate?

"My position involved exposure to many technologies and I got along with my management."

Do you have any tips for others interviewing with this company?

"Find out as much as you can about who you will be working for and what their priorities are and how they fit into the company's future."

What don't you like about working at Seagate?

"Increasingly it is unstable."