Great Place to Work On the Technology Front - Senior Technical Architect Zebra Technologies Employee Review

4.0
10 May 2017
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

- I have been associated with Zebra(Formerly Motorola Solutions/Symbol) for more than 10 years, it has been a satisfactory and enriching journey so far. - Offers Good Work Life balance (Projects/Programs are well planned ahead) - Working on Niche Technology (Enterprise Mobility, RFID, IOT) - Open door culture to express your views, concerns - Management supports and emphasize to think through innovative idea's and work on POC to showcase in the Technology event. - Management is supportive on internal job movements across the team's, which helps to get exposure to different areas. - Zebra is a growing company as it is on a hiring spree, thus provides lots of opportunity to lead and succeed. - Compensation is satisfactory to Good, At lower levels the compensation is very competitive.

Cons

- Process Oriented which at times might take a toll on the overall productivity - No Recreation room / No Gym - Branding is a concern, thou they are the No.1 in the Enterprise Mobility.

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Zebra Technologies Response
9y
Thanks for taking the time to describe your experience with us. We're happy to see you have been with us for 10+ years, cheers to you! It's great to know that you're enjoying your time here. We plan to address Branding globally as we've recently hired a global branding leader that we are all very excited about. Good stuff is coming!

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Cons

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Zebra Technologies Response
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Thank you for your feedback. If you are interested in speaking with us further, please email us at employerbrandfeedback@zebra.com.
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