Michelin North America, Inc. Employer Reviews

Interns given autonomy and global projects to work on. My experience allowed me to use my French professionally and to work with Michelin teams around the world.

Excellent company with great benefits and security. BUT, woefully incompetent management who are in a constant state of crisis. Company has numerous training programs for management but it seems to do no good. There is no focus and solution on problems, just more crisis management which is an excellent example of the Peter Principle.

It is a good starting point for anybody who is looking to gain experience in the manufacturing and heavy equipment industries

Stable, but very political. Your career path is predetermined once you get in. Lateral moves abound but promotions are few and far between.

Michelin is a great place to work if you are looking for job security. They have great values and they are very secure in who they are. The negatives are that salary employees are expected to work at last 50 hours a week and the pay is average at best. The advancement path is also slow as they don't start looking to move you until you have been on the – more... job for three years regardless of how well your yearly reviews go. – less

Typical day - juggling priorities, email, phone calls, conference calls
Co-workers are what keeps you from pulling your hair out and what help you get through the day.
Hardest part of job is not letting the small stuff consume your day and juggling priorities
Most enjoyable- I love the field of Marketing and Communications and enjoy engaging with all – more... areas of the company and outside agencies. – less

This is a great company to work for. Territory is within a 50 mile radius. Great benefits.

Very diverse cultural atmosphere. Fast pace environment.
Nice group effort. Well organized. Friendly work crew.

• Use various methods including machinery to change raw materials into new products.
• Set-up, run and monitor manufacturing equipment.
• Ensure product assembled meets quality standards.

Needs more room for advancment. Benifits are excellent. Work hours are horrible for non salary employees.

Long hours of working with rubber materials. The management team are good people, they make all attempts to get all employees envolved in the quality control and overall work enviroment. The co-workers are all friendly. The hardest part of the job was the heavy lifting.

The work day started around 5:30am and could run until 6 to 7pm depending on quality issues. Daily activities involved resolving quality issues relating to tire scrap. Management was good. I had supportive co-workers.

a typical day at work includes stacking tires picking up tires checking them for blisters putting them away and then repeating that my co-workers are friendly the hardest part is picking up the tires the most enjoyable are my co-workers

Not worth reviewing. This company strong-suit is its main product. If it had to rely on anything else for competitive advantage, it would implode. Anyone with a higher degree (MBA, PhD & etc) should steer clear of this company.

- good people to work for
- great work / life balance
-good benefits.

I reported to the CEO in the US but was based in Queretaro Mexico.
I have already reviewed this job.

You have to prepare yourself for standing on the cement floor for a long peirod of time. Once getting use to it, it is a breeze.

Michelin for me was a great place to work. I met alot of great people there. I think the hardest part of the job was getting use to the shift rotation, but once I got use to it everything was great.

Dont work here if married and have kids. Your work will go unappreciated and family life doesnt matter.

Goal oriented productive day with great co-workers family like atmosphere. The fun part was to engage and integrate new ideas and concept to impprove current ones.