Yamaha

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Founded: 1960 (64 years old)
Company Size: 250 - 499
Industry: Scientific and Technical Consulting Services
Headquarter: Buena Park , CA
Website: https://www.usa.yamaha.com

Yamaha: Latest Job Openings, Reviews and Ratings & Profile wise Salary Distribution

We've calculated that the average salary at Yamaha is $56K based on 233 user-submitted salaries A total of 33 Yamaha employees gave Yamaha an average happiness rating of 3.9 out of 5.0.

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Yamaha Salary Distribution

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6 Sales Managers from Yamaha submitted salaries.

$59K Benefits Representative

$47K Finance Manager

$63K Production Manager

$39K Sales Representative

$57K Equipment Services Project Manager

$27K Assembler

$130K National Sales Manager

$55K Production Supervisor

$56K Maintenance Supervisor

Yamaha Reviews and Ratings

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8 Anonymous Employees from Yamaha submitted reviews

3.2 I have worked for Yamaha Corporation of America for 7 years. My direct team (in IT division) is one of the best teams I have worked with and I have nothing but the utmost respect for my supervisor (Director of IT).The work force in general is quite long in the tooth and adapts poorly to change, especially in the area of IT. Upper management appears to be ignorant of this. Highly political atmosphere, many upper-middle and upper management do not posses actual skills required to be effective.Over all it is an average place to work and wouldn't try and convince anyone not to seek opportunity there.

1 Equipment Services Project Manager from Yamaha submitted reviews

Management is good. The workload is unfairly shifted to those who are productive, to the point that the productive people get burnt out and loose passion, while the there for a paycheck workers show up late and leave early while getting paid the same. The payscale for the amount of work and resposibility forces the good engineers to look for other opportunities where they will feel appreciated and fairly compensated.

8 Anonymous Employees from Yamaha submitted reviews

3.4 The company was great to work for before the Great Obama Recession. The cuts and moves of departments took its toll on morale and the expectation of a job well done. Doing great work was replaced with doing just enough. As department budgets were cut so were employees and tools. Sometimes employees were cut for less than admirable reasons while saving friends and family that were incompetent in the jobs.

Yamaha Careers & Info

Yamaha Overview

Yamaha is a multinational conglomerate headquartered in Hamamatsu, Japan. Even though they specialize in making musical instruments, the company manufactures a diverse range of products, such as consumer electronics, vehicles (watercraft, motorcycles, scooters, recreational vehicles, etc.) plus sports equipment.

Yamaha was founded by Torakusu Yamaha in 1887. The company started out as a manufacturer of pianos and reed organs. Following World War II, the company expanded and began producing motorcycles. The company's first motor vehicle was the YA-1, a 125cc street motorcycle that was based on the German RT125. The success of this motorcycle led to the creation of Yamaha Motor Co. Ltd., a subsidiary that specializes in motor vehicles and parts. However, Yamaha remained true to its roots as a musical instrument manufacturer and has grown to be the largest manufacturer of musical instruments in the world, with innovations such as creating the first CD recorder aimed at the consumer market in 1989.

Yamaha Job Information

As of today, Yamaha employs 51 000 people around the globe. Through their numerous subsidiaries, they offer various career opportunities for people with different sets of skills. Over the years, Yamaha has maintained a solid reputation as being an employer that provides workers with a positive working environment. Employee satisfaction ratings for the company remain high around the world because of this.

What jobs pay the most at Yamaha?

National Sales Manager is the highest paying job at Yamaha at $130,000 annually.

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