ABB Employer Reviews

Interpanel Wiring of All Cabinets and Consoles.
Installation Earthling Relays and Digital Set-stop Valves and Cable Termination for the above in Loading Gantry Area.
Development of AMPL Programming for the customer requirement.
Loop checking, Logic checking Modification of Existed Implementation for the Site Requirement.

Prepare and package parts for shipping and receiving.
Responsible for quality control. Make adjustments as necessary to produce product within specifications. Reject product outside of specifications.

ABB is a MNC company. ABB is a right platform for those who are dedicate themselves in work and who wants to improve and shapen their skills, knowledge as well as experience. And ABB will make them to think in a innovative manner which takes them into successfull paths for bright future and also ABB brings the hidden talents of the candidates.
Co workers – more... are very supportive and very talented. They motivate and help each team memeber in achieving buisness targets. – less

Offers fair work life balance
Good process management process
Managers are very career minded
Good mix of skills in co-workers

Big company with great benefits and good people. Excellent products and services.

You are expected to work with a minumum of supervision. Because of higfh product flow, your work area can be tight.

I worked there as a Temp in HR Dept. I wish that they could have kept me because I learned so much and know that it would have been a great career path there. However, my 1 year contract expired and there was restructuring, so there would be no place available. Award-winning company with a positive atmosphere. Great people.

Build Transformers in an assembly type environment for a period of eight hours.
I learned how to build, wire, and test a transformer.
The management team had a high over-turn rate, could never get use to a supervisor.
Some co-workers were helpful and some were busy- bodies.
Keeping up with production, when the transformer would test bad
Overall I enjoyed – more... my work I was there for a period of three years, the longest job that I have kept. – less

Great learning experience. Got to know about the working of a SCADA system in detail.

answering calls, meet and greet customers. i learnt how manage an office. Co-worker were nice to me. Hardest part was the location of the office. Most enjoyable part was learning new things everyday.

Plenty of hours.

Nice people around.

making good money

Would like to work there again

Lots of room for opportunity to improve skill set and add value.

ABB WAS A GOOD COMPANY WITH GOOD BENEFITS. A DAYS WORK WAS GETTING A CERTAIN AMOUNT OF CUTSOUTS DONE. I LEARNED MY JOB COMPLETELY AND HOW TO GET ALONE WITH OTHERS. MANAGEMENT WAS GOOD IF THINGS GOT OUT OF ORDER THEY WOULD PITCH IN AND HELP. IF YOU HAD A PROBLEM MANAGEMENT WOULD WORK WITH YOU. LIKE MOST JOBS PEOPLE ARE PEOPLE, YOU DEAL WITH EACH OTHER – more... TO GET THE JOB DONE. ABB HAD THINGS GOING ON TO GET EMPLOYEES TOGETHER TO HAVE FUN LIKE BEACH TRIPS AND CHRISTMAS PARTIES. THE HARDEST PART OF THE JOB WAS NOT HAVING ENOUGH PARTS TO GET THE JOB DONE. THE MOST ENJOYABLE PART OF THE JOB WAS REACHINGING THE GOAL FOR THE DAY AND GOING OVER WHAT WE NEED TO DO FOR THAT DAY. I ENJOYED WORKING THERE AND THE PAY AND BENEFITS WERE GOOD. – less

Start work at 7 am. Very nice people in managment and coworkers.

ABB corporation is a fun and good experience to work at. I have learned a lot working at ABB. At ABB, the hardest job that I ever work on was learning to put the R 6 drives together. These drives are big and needs more into the drives which makes it hard to learn but once you learned it it's easy.

The work i do there is not hard, but the only thing about it is the poor leadership within the company

This was a position that offered lots of design and problem solving opportunities.

start day by pulling up daily sch. see what enclosers need to be painted and assembled, work as a team of 9 people in my dept.

A good cculture and lots of opportunities for growth. The management is friendly and accessible . The co-workers are happy and helping. the most enjoyable part was the travel all around the country.

I was a contractor there for 3 and a half years. Much of the time I was there my immediate manager was trying to get me on board full time. Given the economy at the time, this never happened. Absolutely the only reason I left was that some manager far above my boss's pay grade noticed that I had been there for 3 and a half years as a contractor and – more... suddenly decided to enforce the 2 year limit.

For a big multi-national, this is as good as it gets. My primary duty was to develop a single rather large software package but there were always collateral duties to keep things fresh. Most importantly there was intense creative challenge. (Beyond that I should explain that I started out as an electrical engineering major so this, in a way, was returning to my roots.)

A typical day was almost always coming into the office and logging into IM. Beyond that it could be anything from non-stop telephone and IM conferencing to heads-down code grinding, or a mix thereof. Occasionally there would be travel to various factories. I had telecommuting capability which I used rather sparingly.

Needless to say, great co-workers, great management. (At least my immediate managers.)

I would go back in an instant. – less