Goodyear Employee Job Reviews in the United States

What do you like about working at Goodyear?

"Low stress, relaxing atmosphere that provides good benefits and allows individuals to succeed."

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

"Focus on technical savvy, real-world experience and accomplishments and ability to interact with business users."

What don't you like about working at Goodyear?

"Benefits, perks, and recognition lag those found at other companies working in the same industry."

What suggestions do you have for management?

"Diversify product offerings by expanding into non-traditional markets that make a cohesive fit with the industry."

"Stressful."

What do you like about working at Goodyear?

"I liked helping educate people about car maintenance and tires."

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

"It can be rewarding and very stressful. if you can tolerate egos clashing this is a good place. Have a good knowledge of cars."

What don't you like about working at Goodyear?

"My store was poorly run, the manager had little idea of how to properly manage a store."

What suggestions do you have for management?

"Better stocking, more focus on helping the little guys out."

What do you like about working at Goodyear?

"Cars are a large hobby of mine,so being around them just increases my knowledge."

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

"Be prepared to work hard for the minimal money. Don't be surprised if you're asked to work more hours than needed or not given lunch. Expect to get dirty even if you aren't supposed to."

What don't you like about working at Goodyear?

"The amount of work and things necessary to have the work complete up to company standards with a short staff is relentless. I find myself spend 9+ hours a day at work doing my job and working in the shop."

What suggestions do you have for management?

"Automate a lot more of the paperwork, create more of a stress free environment."

"Goodyear Tire and Rubber was an excellent company to work with. During my 9 years of employment they provided me with a wide range of experience and allowed me to further my education."

"Overall the company is moving in the right direction from a stockholder and investor view. That said, the company still has a lot of legacy systems and politics. This makes it difficult to clearly identify roles and responsibilities and thus impacts decision making. The mid level managers seem to change frequently which also adds to confusion - the same opportunities for lateral movement sometimes does not appear be available for everyone (this appears to be to keep knowledge in a group since managers change so frequently). This is not always beneficial and can sometimes hurt morale because some individuals want to change roles and feel they are stuck making decisions that should be a manager's responsibility without the authority, or proper compensation, to make such decisions."

"It was a family run business that treated employees well, but had no room for advancement."

"I've been with Goodyear for over 9 years. The schedule we work at our facility is a rotating 12 HR shift that can be hard but affords ample time off. The work can be very difficult and demanding. The compensation is great for our area . The company provides many recreational and family activities."

"Very bad workplace. Maybe it was my supervisor. But upper management dictated the direction of the technology. Engineers are very frustrated most of the time."

"Wages simply too low for such a BIG corporation like GY."

"I worked at Goodyear for 39+ years. They used to care for their employees when I first started. But foreign competitive pressures have created such a tremendous pressure to cut costs that translates into everyone working long hours, long days, long weeks, and long months. With no appreciation, no reward, and no thanks. Corporate managers are taking all the available money from the company in salary and perks while the workers are getting the crumbs that are left over."

"I have worked for Goodyear since 2009, It's a very powerful company to work for."

"I have worked at Goodyear since the mid 80's. Goodyear has experienced difficulties with Sir James Goldsmith's attempt to take over the company in 87. They then took on a lot of debt when they bought Dunlop (Europe and North America). The performance appraisal has not worked out for me for the last several years. Other than that, I have enjoyed the work that I do. I have had many satisfied customers."

"Awful place to work!!! Unrealistic expectations! Will not fix anything. Ancient machinery! Management is poorly trained and do not know how to treat employees!"

"I've work at Goodyear since 2018. I gained multiple experiences on Siemens Allen Bradley, and factory talk. My experienced at Goodyear was amazing, I solve alot of complex and difficult problems. I would love to apply my experienced to this job."

"I have been with Goodyear since 2017, in which I started at the company as an associate of the Manufacturing Leadership Development program. Goodyear has afforded me the opportunity to learn operations from various different aspects in which I can leverage throughout the rest of my professional career. Goodyear has sharpened my people skills, both my written and verbal communication, and I look forward to carry my experiences into my next assignment."