Snap Careers and Employment

Great place to work, the people are friendly and the teamwork is greatPros: Majority of the people are friendly and always willing to help.Cons: Like every job, there are always not so friendly people.

Software Engineer in Palo Alto, CA

on March 16, 2023

little bad for WLB

balance. The company had a culture of long working hours and weekend work, which often led to burnout and exhaustion among employees. While the management team would often talk about the importance of work-life balance, in practice, it was difficult to achieve due to the high workload and expectations.In addition, the company's stock price was consistently low, which created a sense of unease an...

nurse in California

on January 27, 2023

disorganized

lack of candor, not paid as promised, shady practices behind the scenes where no one can seem to get you help when needed, high turnover rate among corp staff

Energy Specialist in Spokane, WA

on January 25, 2022

management is unwilling to adapt to changing work environments.

SNAP has a great core message , but the management team does not embody the inclusive message they claim is what SNAP is all about. They are very inclusive when it comes to clients, but not employees. This is not a veteran friendly company

Maintenance Lead in Throop, PA

on March 7, 2021

Snap-On-Owned but Tradition Operated

Small shop of <20 employees, across one shift, welding bandsaw blades to order. It's a fairly straightforward, 1 piece, just in time, manufacturing process with room for improvements. The pay is fair and some employees are eligible for a bonus. The benefits are above average and the shop leads bought lunch quite a bit.

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