Continental reviews

3.9

76% would recommend to a friend

(6,295 total reviews)
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Christian Kötz

69% approve of CEO

46% positive business outlook

Continental has an employee rating of 3.9 out of 5 stars, based on 6,295 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The Continental employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Manufatura industry (3.5 stars).

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6K reviews
2.0
Nov 6, 2012
Recommend
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Pros

Good one for easy goers., who want to do a 9 to 6 job being underpaid

Cons

The work culture is quite dissatisfying. It is expected by the management that the employee has to listen all of what the management says. Salary is not according to the industry standards. Even if you stay late at work, you are expected to be at office next day before 9:45. Quite strict about work timings. No room for innovation. One has to spend 80% of his time in doing useless documentation. No one knows what they are doing. Each step you take inside the company has to be approved by the German office. You are a bird here, with out wings. Never dream that you will be working in a real Automotive embedded environment if you join here.

2.0
Jun 9, 2023
Recommend
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Pros

Company truck, 401K match, Ability to make your own schedule

Cons

Minimal merit increases, no opportunity for advancement, constant supply chain issues

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Continental Response
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Thank you for taking time to provide feedback and thank you for your 5+ years at Continental. We're glad to hear that you enjoyed one of our many company perks, and that our benefits fit your needs. We would like to understand more about your experience. We encourage you to reach out directly to our careers inbox at careers@conti-na.com to share more about your time at Continental. Best Regards, The Continental Human Relations Team
5.0
Jul 6, 2021

Continental Review

Recommend
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Pros

I am from R&D engineering and i would like share a little more. Career Path - Technical Path (Software/Mechanical/Electrical/Product Architect, Technical Project Leader, Expert) - Project Management - Line/Group Management Events (Pre-Covid days) - Mini celebrations to promote culture/diversity such as Hari Raya, Chinese new year, Deepavali, Christmas etc - free classes (Kick boxing/Yoga/cooking etc) in the evenings - Wellness talks by doctors/specialists (Eg. health, parenting, exercise topics) - Oktoberfest/Family Day/Dinner & Dance/Town hall (1 event per year) - Sports competitions: Bowling/Badminton/Basketball/Soccer - Different internal sports groups to join/interact with other colleagues from various departments (running, soccer, basketball, cycling, badminton, bowling, e-gaming, darts, table-tennis etc) - Department team building activities (Go-kart, laser tag, canoeing, rock climbing etc) Trainings - In-house e-learning portal and courses are still growing (Product Life Cycle, Software Development Life Cycle, Agile, Cyber-security topics etc) - Mini competitions/lucky draws organised by training committee - Roadshows from various departments to promote new technologies/innovations/quality/cultures etc - Knowledge sharing sessions on topics like presentation, project management, innovation etc - International communities on some various technical topics like machine learning, via company internal social network. Medical/Dental/Benefits - Free medical from IHP listed clinics - $600 for vacation/staycation/dental/spectacles/related courses for skills upgrading Others - Opportunity to travel - Business trips to Europe/Asia (Japan/Korea/China) - Warm clothing allowance during trips to winter countries - Possible delegation opportunities to Europe/Asia (depending on opportunities) - Flexi work timing - Near MRT

Cons

Salary - Continental is one of the larger MNCs (in terms of R&D) in Singapore. As with big MNCs/organizations, there are certain structures in place. - Yearly market review/benchmarking with consultants - Having worked in Continental, working on premium/well known customer projects, new/complex technologies does increases your valuation - Salary is a never ending topic which will never be satisfactory. Once a person get a certain amount of increment, the next question will be how to get even higher. For sure there are companies that pays higher but when times get tough, employees are asked to leave. Different strokes for different folks. Processes & Documentation - This is what most engineers/developers dislike and annoying but it is absolute necessary. - It forces engineers/developers to think and pen down about different stages of the development. Why did they create this design, what were the considerations then, so that these information can be retrieved in case there are issues sometime later.

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