Goodyear Employee Job Reviews in the United States

"I worked for Goodyear for almost 10 years. The pay is great. The biggest problem is honestly in management when comes to training. Time and time again people are released to jobs before training is complete. These same unqualified people are being held accountable to goals that have yet to reach and if not, the supervisor held accountable to their poor performance. This is a toxic environment where blame is being pushed to the wrong people."

"Great atmosphere to work in and great benefits and pay."

"There are many opportunities for advancement at Goodyear and the company has a strong brand. Goodyear strives for excellence in quality, delivery and value and is an ethical company that strives to do the right thing. The company also offers a very competitive compensation package."

"Goodyear is a great company. I’ve been with the company since 2013. I started as press loader operator and work my way up to be apart of the leadership team through hard work and dedication."

"Goodyear Tire and Rubber was a good place to work until they started shutting our plants down in the U.S. and building new plants overseas. I’ve worked in three different Goodyear plants in two different states and now I’m jobless because they keep closing plants."

"A very nice company to work for, however they have a tendency to view employees as resources that can be added or removed as needed and not as people. I very much enjoyed working on my team, but there are a number of people there who are just placeholders."

"after only three days of training, you are on your own."

"Goodyear is a great company to work for if you're looking for a 40 hour work week where you can come in, do your job, and leave. If you're motivated to go above and beyond, it's easy to get frustrated because you're not always surrounded by people with a similar work ethic. HR in the development center turns over a lot and some of the systems in place involve excessive paperwork - even if you're doing the work, you can miss out on opportunities because you don't go into a system to regularly document your achievements."

"I’ve worked with GoodYear since November 2019. it is a very fast paced industry full of incentives and availability to move up. Great management and leadership. You are given the tools to succeed within the company, and to ensure that everyone has what they need to work safely and productively. Enjoyed working for them."

"I found Goodyear to be a solid place to work. Procedure and routine are effectively implemented and once you get your training you're good to go."

"Goodyear is a good place to work and offers lots of opportunities to improve your skill sets and learn new things. Working in the manufacturing plants can be high stress, but the pay and benifits are set to compensate for this. Goodyear does appear to be a company on the downhill side of a company life cycle as they have been selling off parts of the company for years as they try to compete in a global marketplace."

"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."

"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."

"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 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."