Nikon Precision Reviews

- No design for at all...so if you're a mechanical engineer or some sort of other type of engineer and you want a role where you get to design or have any amount of creativity this really isn't the job 4 u. - everyone looks dead inside and depressed / shell shocked at this job that has been working in this clean room for longer than 20+ years. Really sad.... - You have to wear a cleanroom suit that will make you sweat constantly for the 12+ hour long shifts on the days that you work. - there is a real attitude you get from the client that you will spend your entire time working for on the behalf of Nikon for, that they're better than you b/c their bage color is a different color than yours - working only 3 to 4 days a week sounds really cool at first, but eventually working on a shift like this really takes a toll on you.

Management, training and pay. The managers give favors to the worker that are their friends outside of work, and cover up the mistakes they make. There is a total lack of training, than later on they expect you to know everything about the training a elite few received. And lastly pay could be better, for the economy it is good. But compared to the industry it is low.