Foxconn Employee Job Reviews in the United States

"I have worked for Foxconn last 6 years and has been a very productive professional relationship, I have growth I many areas of software developments, It is a good place to learn an implement a rich mix of technologies."

"Good company. The only complaint is the location, too far from civilization. Another thing is it's slow to give pay rise and the compensation is ok."

"I have worked in Foxconn (formerly Sony Electronics BC) since 2006 and I must say that I have had the opportunity to work on a large project that has made a really good impact in the manufacturing processes. Every project have been a new chance to learn new things and increase my professional experience."

"I have been working In Foxconn Electronics since 2006 (formerly Sony Electronics until 2008). I must say that this place has help me to develop my skills at full potential and I thank them for every project that make me grow as a professional"

"I've worked in Foxcoon sinde 2010 in IT, it's a solid company dedicated to the manufacturing cell phones, computers, tablets, AIO, play consoles, servers and many more components or final products."

"My job at Foxconn included: monitoring, diagnose and debugging no functional failures in VGA and FST testphase for different Cisco Server products, and this debugging process includes make sure all the internal components'(DIMM,'CPU,'PSU,'FAN,'CARD,etc) are functional. Remotely troubleshooting BIOS, software version and connectivity related issues and upgrading failures using LINUX operating Platform. Troubleshooting/debugging test equipment failures on a variety of operating platforms (Linux,Windows)."

"I only worked three months as an internship in this company, however; I totally agree the company policy or others rule that are comfortable to the employees. I have learned a lot about testing here and I think this experience is good for me to get ready to work!"

"I worked at Foxconn in Houston, TX for about 18 months. Its working environment was unlike those I heard much about on the Internet. The management at Foxconn had tried to do their best given their resources and constraints."

"I worked for Foxconn for 16 years and was very satisfied with the work and the friendships I made there during those years. The team I worked with allowed me to do my job and was very much supportive when working as a team. The only difficult time I had was sometimes dealing with the different cultures. Foxconn is a Asian based company and I often found it difficult to translating or combining the US and Chinese manufacturing and engineering cultures together. All in all I was satisfied."

"The company really is in Juarez, Mexico, but the job conditions here are not good."

What do you like about working at Foxconn?

"I liked the products, my dedicated team and the major opportunities for business growth."

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

"Make certain that your specific management will support putting qualified human, information, and financial resources in place, as well as allowing policy flexibility for groups starting new venture, in order to facilitate success."

What don't you like about working at Foxconn?

"Information resources were extremely restricted and the technical competencies of supporting staff were very low relative to US norms."

What suggestions do you have for management?

"Recognize that the start-up group developing products that are entirely different from the company's main lines requires access to information, talent, and new suppliers."

What do you like about working at Foxconn?

"I like my company and also I have no any kind for problem the move resone I want to found a batter job"

What don't you like about working at Foxconn?

"we working as a team all the time and we help each other also we have a great lead at work"

What suggestions do you have for management?

"they need to close to us and see which we are doing to help them recogniz which one is work good"

"A new startup and exciting but wrong timing"

What do you like about working at Foxconn?

"Vision with new market and exciting opportunities but wrong timing"

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

"it is a history which has no chance any more."

What suggestions do you have for management?

"not much - right technology right timing and right people and right funding"

"Good entry level company to learn and grow, but not a good company for a future."

What do you like about working at Foxconn?

"Working one year at this job is like working 3 years at any other company."

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

"avoid this company unless you want a entry level job"

What don't you like about working at Foxconn?

"I don't like the culture and hours we need to work at this company."

What suggestions do you have for management?

"Most managers need proper training here as they are unfit for the job."

What do you like about working at Foxconn?

"I liked the technical challenges of finding the issues with computer and repairing them."

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

"If you need a job, Foxconn is a good option. If you want a job where you can grow and feel rewarded for a good days work, look elsewhere."

What don't you like about working at Foxconn?

"Management and their demands are the single biggest issue with working at Foxconn. The work itself is relatively simple. Even the more technical jobs are not difficult if you are properly trained. Management forced moral to be low."

What suggestions do you have for management?

"I would drive performance by awarding good work not simply punishing everyone for missed goals. I would not make mandatory overtime as common as it was (sometimes nearly every day for months on end including extra days). Instead I would restart 3rd shift. I would not push employees to work all this overtime with nothing but fear of losing their job. I would give performance based raises on a regular schedule and promote from within. (I received 3 raises in 8 years. 1 was due to a department change, other two were across the board raises)"