JABIL CIRCUIT Employer Reviews

I LEARNED HOW TO SCAN EQUIPMENT AND PUT IT IN THE SYSTEM FOR REPAIRING.MY CO-WORKERS WERE VERY HELPFUL,AND THE HARDEST PART OF THE JOB WAS MAKING MY NUMBERS EVERYDAY.THE MOST ENJOYABLE PART WAS JUST HAVING A JOB THAT I REALLY ENJOYED.

• Diagnosing systems and repairing Network Storage- Servers, WAN, and LAN systems and sub-systems.
• Setting and operating IB switches
• Programming in Jabil Test, UNIX, C, C sharp, pearl, java, or html.
• Assisting Test Engineering department in an ongoing data evaluation program for improving the efficiency of the diagnosis of assemblies.
• Interpreting – more...  and implementing Engineering changes (ECs).
• Preparing daily reports and recommend solutions to technical problems as required.
• Performing preventative maintenance programs to reduce down time and increase process yields to achieve departmental goals – less

I give my last work place 4thumbs up.I learned a lot of jobs,team work and u have a lot of input an they listen._

My typical day at work is sometimes hectic and somedays laid back. So far what I have learned being a Inventory Analyst how to better manager material and purchase material that we use on a day to day basics. Learned how to have more PATIENCE WITH PEOPLE. My co-workers got to love them. The hardest part of going to my job would be going to 3 meeting – more...  a day. After everything is done for the day I get to go home and enjoy a great movie. – less

Jabil Circuit was an great job experience but I wish my employment there would've last a little longer but due to my departure, I can say that it was my pleasure of working for jabil even though management doesn't know how to talk to grow people or talk to their employees like they should; how ever jabil needs to improve on, on the job training and – more...  training classes as an whole and make sure that the persons who is teaching the training are very knowledgeable about what they are teaching and is certified in their field of teaching. – less

Working with Jabil has taught me to become a leader in the workforce and a leader in my personal life.

I did not like anything about this company, nothing at all. They gave you plenty hours to work, but the pay rate was ridiculous. No benefits, support, nothing.

Good Place to Work. Had to move on to Chicago. If I went back to Michigan they would hire me back....... ........ ......... ..........

So I started working at Jabil after a rough experience with an employer relocating. Jabil was in the process of reorganizing the company - so it could be just a matter of bad timing but I felt like my expectations and goals were never clearly addressed. Management seemed to micromanage all aspects of my position and the training process was very detailed – more...  from the standpoint of the organization but for your individual position was null. – less