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sushmita
Post subject: Anybody know what its like in Mini Circuits
Unread postPosted: Tue Oct 12, 2004 4:08 pm

What is Mini Ckts like? If anybody has friends working at Mini circuits could u please pass on their IM (e-mail)? The interviews were hectic.

Does anyone have idea on typical salary ranges for Components Engineers / Test Engineers in the New York Area at an entry level with masters? Thanks.


Edited by Kirt Blattenberger 10/20/2004 at the request of original poster.


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kpainter
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Unread postPosted: Tue Oct 12, 2004 8:46 pm
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see this thread on this forum:
"How is Mini-circuits? Anybody on this forum works there?"

Doesn't look too good to me, dude. :roll:

Also, it probably isn't a real great idea to be asking those kinds of specific questions (and criticize the HR lady) and then use your real name. :wink:


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Post subject: Here nothing but bad from Mini circuits
Unread postPosted: Wed Oct 20, 2004 11:08 am

work with a couple of people formerly from Mini Circuits. From what they say the pay is low and they expect you to work 80hrs a week. No good words on Harvey, supposedly manges through intimidation ( Solves problems by screaming). This of course is coming from former employees.


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sushmita
Post subject: Re: Anybody know what its like in Mini Circuits
Unread postPosted: Wed Oct 20, 2004 5:09 pm

The HR lady was really nice. Looks like Harvey does most of the critical decisions anyway. The location in Brooklyn seems awesome too. I hope it works out. And I'd really talk to people working there or have moved on from the company.









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