Good for full time, not so good for internship - Anonymous employee ABB Employee Review

Professional networking Working with internal IT teams, vendors, and contractors can lead to future opportunities. Stable work environment Large companies typically have structured processes, documentation, and defined responsibilities.

employed through a staffing agency rather than directly by ABB, benefits, job security, and promotion opportunities may be more limited.

- Exposure to large-scale manufacturing systems and cross-functional projects - Can build strong manufacturing and quality engineering experience quickly - Competitive pay and solid benefits for the area

Work-life balance can be inconsistent depending on department and production demands * Advancement opportunities may feel limited without moving into management or relocating * Communication and management consistency can vary between shifts/departments * Production pressure and changing priorities can create stress in quality-related roles * Some roles may require overtime or schedule flexibility that can be difficult for employees with family responsibilities * Recognition for process improvements and extra responsibilities may not always match workload expectations * Culture can feel more production-focused than employee-focused at times