Microchip Technology Employee Job Reviews in the United States

"Ok place to work at."

"A decent company."

What do you like about working at Microchip Technology?

"Customer and engineering interface."

What don't you like about working at Microchip Technology?

"Limited imagination."

What suggestions do you have for management?

"Try to get out of the Intel mode."

"Microchip bought TELCOM and then laid everyone off after 4 years, not giving anyone a chance to move to Chandler"

What do you like about working at Microchip Technology?

"Paul Margozzi, my manager."

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

"Get you shots first."

What don't you like about working at Microchip Technology?

"Refusal to recognize individual talent, the priority of profit over workers potential."

What suggestions do you have for management?

"Quit throwing out hte baby with the bath water."

"A wonderful company with lots of opportunity."

"The technology stack is not as advanced as they suggested in the interview and in discussions regarding the position."

"Low salary, cheap company, unfair, cunning, and manipulative management style."

"Colorado Springs employees have had to endure forced time off, without pay layoffs and no bonuses when the other 2 manufacturing facilities in the US haven't had to deal with any of that. They also keep receiving bonuses while we keep getting laid off. Costs are the #1 issue. Low wages to start i.e. below Colorado minimum hourly wage. No raises since I started 3 years ago. Twelve hours shifts, 90% at the time you are on your fee, fast paced and stressful at times."

"Miserable place for a West Coast Company, but great for an East Coaster."

"The company is basically a socialist company. There's no opportunity to set yourself apart because they use a "spread the butter" approach to compensation, which is also very, very minimal (everyone gets somewhere between 1% and 2.5% raises), and it isn't even guaranteed every year. They try to wash out the compensation through various "Evergreen" programs which basically results in allowing an extra trip to the grocery store every few months. Job growth is also seemingly impossible and they don't value the high contributors, allowing them to leave to competitors without any fight."

"Loved working for Microchip but sensing a bit of cultural shift for the worse."

"Very high job security and excellent benefits are the primary appeal. The company has steadily grown through some very tough times in the past few years and elected to keep employees on reduced hours rather than reduce the workforce. Amazing CEO who communicates very freely with the employees. Very very flat company structure can mean limited opportunities for advancement."

"Stable company with constant changes, but limited peronal growth."

What do you like about working at Microchip Technology?

"The schedule, co-workers, and working with and qualifing different tools."

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

"Be open to long hours and be able to adapt quickly to constant process changes."

What don't you like about working at Microchip Technology?

"The limited areas of growth, some of the working conditions."

What suggestions do you have for management?

"To show employee appreciation, and room for growth and responsilbilty."

"Microchip is a great place to work."

"Very stable place to work. Many talented and professional engineers. Pay too low."