Motorola Mobility Employer Reviews

I learned a great deal working here. My co-workers were very easy to work with. The managers were very experienced and ready to help when it was needed.

The people I work with are creative, talented, and dedicated.

Motorola is a great place to work if you like working in an organized environment. Motorola has a rich history of innovation and if you are in the innovation group, you can work on the latest technologies. Groups are specialized, so it is difficult to work on anything outside your area.

Huge company.. reduced to size now. Many opportunities to work in different roles which enhances skill set

Great company I have ever worked, great people, excellent benefits.

Management and co-workers at MM Plantation are a pleasure to work with.

There have been a lot of changes since I started working here but it is a good place to work. Good benefits, nice co-workers, learning opportunities.

It can be quite high pressure environment but often also rewarding.

Was taught and researched methods to make the department run more efficiently. My co-workers were a knowledgeable and we complemented each others skills well. Management was tough but fair; as long as you did your job and all customers/users were satisfied they were happy. The hardest and also the most enjoyable part of the job was being on the bleeding – more... edge of technology. – less

Management level didn't provide good vision. But always we was busy.

Great engineers and technology. I learned about both software and hardware.

the company is going through lots of transitions and hasn't found its place in the market. Looking into the new direction, it doesn't seem that we will find our place soon

Good company to work for. Health club was an added benefit.
Due to buy out- company has had a reduction in work force.
Company is moving from Libertyville to Chicago.

Utilized tools to provide a strong connection in a telecommuting role

friendly working environment
opportunity to work independent and team work

Not sure what Google will turn Moto into, I assume it will be eventually converted to Google-ism!

A lot of talented people with a lot of potential that was poorly managed over a long period of time by senior leadership. Under new management so there is a lot of changes going on. Hopefully good things to come in the future.

The Motorola Mobility facility at which I worked was and engineering and proto-typing facility. Each day there were two meetings with the New Product Operations to discuss the availability of materials for active products with open build requests. The material availability would impact the production schedule. Twice weekly meet with each development – more... engineering team for each project for which I was assigned and advise the material status of upcoming build sequences.
My presentation skills, system skills and analytical skills were enhanced, The most difficult part of the job was impressing upon the development teams that the cannot build until all of the required materials are in the factory. The most enjoyable part was to see your project become a successful product in the market place.. – less

I worked as a contractor for Motorola Mobility for 6 years. In 2011 they began hiring from outside Motorola. I took part in some training of these new hires and then I was let go several months later.

Great Company to work in.

The two thing it lacks is strategic vision and financial focus in everything they do. Hopefully the new SLT will put an end to this.