Robert Bosch Employer Reviews

A typical day was very busy at times overwhelming with the amount of e-mails that was sent by managers. There was room for advancement and I learned a lot of new skills. The managers do not care about the stress they put you through and HR does not seem to want to fix the problems even when many people have complained. I have made many friends that – more... I will never forget.
The hardest part is the goals they set were unattainable to achieve.
I enjoyed to work with all the different people in other departments and other companies. – less

Getting the job done, have learned alot of hands on things, it was only short term but would like to learn more in what the company is about.

Responsible of Change Management process, being these engineering and/or process changes affecting all post-launched programs in Aguascalientes’ plant.

Very good work environment and there is a lot of scope to learn more things.

Day to day job requirements were fairly simple. There was a disconnect between management and the general work force. A lot of bending of rules seemed to take place, often at the supervisors' behest. The general vibe among the coworkers was one of "just do enough to get by." There wasn't a lot of advancement opportunity, or inter-departmental movement.

Working at Bosch has improve my working skills to be more flexible and fast in a manufacture environment.

This job was a nice place to work...I was in the clean room the entire time and it was a very cool and clean place...loved my supervisor to death....great polace to work overall..

very good company to work for. They have a good culture.
They use SAP and ESSBASE to pull reports.

a typical day at work - a sense of accomplishment and nice co-workers would help the day go by with ease. the hardest part of the job would be climbing inside a hot and pressurized hydraulic testing machine to troubleshoot or replace valves. the most enjoyable part of the job would be finding solutions to problems and killing the problem.

it is a very good place to work love going to work good co- workers is good

Great company, good people, many fields for advancement.
Large corporation, however, employees were treated as if the company was small and that management knew everyone as a person, not a number.

productive warehouse where the work is fasted pasted. my co workers were basically older folks. the hardest part of my job was learning the machines. the most enjoyable part of my job was the paycheck i love to make money!

Past employers have found me to be an effective and fast learner. I also take pride in being a hard worker while demonstrating a courteous, professional manner. I believe these skills can be well used in many areas within your organization.

Marketing tasks:
Institutional image: Create, update, redesign and standardize communication materials directed to associates, visitors and vendors
Corporate messages: Animated presentations to communicate daily corporate Messages and metrics
Training Materials and support: Redesign of training materials directing the communication tone and image to – more... the target audience
Corporate Campaigns: Creation, design production and development of national and locally campaigns
Conferences & Events: Organization, coordination, support and review of Bosch Worldwide and local conferences, customer launches, corporate meetings, associate seminars
Administrative tasks:
Warehouse Management System – DLX: Daily and Monthly reports (Work force management status, Performance Measurements; DLX associate’s user account generation and work force roles assignation
Security System – BIS: ID badges and building access assignation for associates and vendors
Switchboard/ Purchasing: Support – less

A typical day at work starts with me going to the tool room to get the tools and measuring instruments needed to begin working on my prodject. I then walk on to the shop floor telling my coworkers hi as a head to my work station. Then I get my prodject piece and head over to the milling machine to begin my work for the day. I have learned blueprint – more... reading as well as how to use a milling machine to make what the blueprint calls for out of a piece of steel. My supervisor is very helpful when she comes to check on my progress. My co-workers are very friendly and we heip each other accomplish our various prodjects. The hardest part of the job is maintaning the right work speed to get finish before the deadline. The most enjoyable part of the job is taking a piece of raw material and being able to construct a beautiful object out of it. – less

Nice climate control environment to work in. Learning new things everyday.

Review prints find parts to build the machine. if needed I will make the parts. quote jobs talk with customers about there project and if satisfied over build. sometimes customers wants more than what was quoted at the start of the job.

I really don't have too much to say about this employer because it was a temporary position that only lasted for a couple of months. I would say that while working here I did enjoy what I was doind and the people were very friendly and nice.

Nothing out of the ordinary. Ran the Accounts payable department with SAP.

I worked as an intern for 18 months there and I had the chance to work for them in 2 countries and 3 different departments. Unfortunately, entry-level job offers are limited