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Korry Electronics

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Competitive pay overshadowed by poor leadership and unrealistic expectations - Engineer Korry Electronics Employee Review

1.0
Jul 12, 2026
Recommend
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Pros

Competitive compensation and benefits consistent with industry standards. However, 401(k) matching is limited and subject to long vesting periods.

Cons

Chronic misalignment between expectations, resources, and timelines creates an unsustainable work environment. Leadership appears more focused on enforcing a culture of loyalty than on driving measurable performance. Recent management changes have introduced leaders who lack the experience and judgment needed to lead effectively, resulting in poor direction and declining morale. There is also a concerning tolerance for inaccurate or misleading reporting when it aligns with desired targets, along with a tendency to minimize or obscure quality issues rather than address them directly.

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5.0
Jul 8, 2026
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

Great career opportunities with plenty of room to learn and grow. The work is challenging and rewarding for those who enjoy solving complex problems. The new quality leadership has made a significant positive impact on the company.

Cons

This isn't a job for everyone. The workload can be demanding, so strong time management and the ability to set boundaries are important. The company could do a better job balancing business goals with employees' work-life balance instead of focusing so heavily on profitability.

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1.0
Jul 8, 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

There are some very smart, talented people that work here.

Cons

Those smart talented people won't stay long, they are pushed beyond their limit, with no support and an every man for himself mentality. The leadership here are very cliquish and only have each other's backs. There is a big turnover of very smart people because of this. Productivity is pushed so hard, it leaves zero time for actually making a difference with what we have. This fact makes it hard to support production and help to improve anything. It's all about how much money can be pushed out the door, no matter the cost to the people that actually do the work. Some leaders that really want to make a difference are shut down by the cliques and good ol boys club. They definitely do not live by their "guiding principles", none of them. Zero transparency, lots of hiding and dishonesty.

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