Working at Flextronics in San Jose, CA: 24 Employee Job Reviews by Real Employee working in San Jose, CA Area

"Their career site promises unlimited growth potential working with the best minds out there. There are smart people at Flex but with an attrition rate in the high double digits they don't stay. What's wrong? Salary lower than the market, zero training and development unless it's home-grown, benefits that are reduced year over year, an old boys club executive management and an overload of work. The companies excuse is that they operate on pennies profit but this isn't reflected in the bonuses and stock the execs get. You can learn a lot at Flex, it's a big global company and there are some nice people but the stats bear out that something is wrong, the turnover is incredible."

"Good place if you want to work hard and set yourself apart from the pack."

"I worked for one year there and I did not like it."

"Pretty bad place to work, people generally don't know what they are doing and take off around 3 pm."

"This is a good company with a nice environment where you can improve your career and increase your knowledge in the different processes of the company."

"I have been working at Flextronics since 2011. It is a good place to work and make career and grow up in different ways. I have learned and gained a lot experience. I improved the way to face the issues and resolve them in the best way according to the necessities of the company. I recommend widely to get a job at Flextronics."

"I am working now more than a year at Flextronics. The company is well structured and huge. It will take a while to find the right opportunity at this company and join them. But when you enter and your potential is used with the things you love, you will like the company."

"Flextronics Semi was a good pleasant job."

"This was just a summer job."

What do you like about working at Flextronics?

"It provided me the opportunity for growth and professionalism. I worked in HR and was the right hand man for the VP of HR. This was a powerful position and trusted position. I had a wonderful boss, who was respected very highly by his peers alike."

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

"To be confidant in your own abilities and remember it's work, not your entire life."