JD Power reviews

For me, the culture felt very traditional. It seemed like there were some new hires in Senior leadership that wanted to drive innovation and recognized a need to improve the culture, but change is often slow with big, mature companies. Although people were personally nice, I often felt like I was working in a white collar factory among the walking dead. It felt largely like people were just there because it was comfortable and to get a paycheck. I didn't sense a lot of passion or excitement about the work. I would recommend JD Power to graduates looking to gain experience and to those who are not necessarily looking to advance their careers, but want a steady job at a respected company in this industry (and live close enough to the office that it's a good lifestyle choice to work there).

A succession of CEOs all with different strategies and none who understand the automotive business. They all brought in their friends and associates either in executive roles or as consultants who had an equally absent understanding of the very specific automotive customer needs took a very high salary and then moved on when the next CEO came in.