Good company, great people - Product Development Engineer DISHER Employee Review

The people are great. You get a variety of work (engineering consultancy). The culture is awesome. We strive to make a positive difference!

We feel market swings acutely. When companies don't want to spend money, our revenue drops (though we're usually the first to pick up work on a market rebound).

Tons of nice people, and most are easy to get along with. Cool diversity of projects. Great company if you're fresh out of school and don't know what you want to do yet. Used to be more Christian based than it is today. Good flexibility depending on the project.

No upward mobility, as company isn't growing or willing to entertain risk to pursue a future vision. You're always the lackey at whatever company they put you at, which prevents career depth. Expect to be an engineer working in non-engineering roles as a CPM, or data entry technician. Leadership takes advantage of everyone's "can-do" attitude and puts you on projects that don't grow you as an engineer because "we have to do the work our customers want". Most projects are staff augmentation, and many require long commute times to be there in person. Communication about your next project causes anxiety because it has a 70% chance of being an in-person, mind-numbing project. Pay is absolutely abysmal - expect to be lower than the 10% percentile.