Dana Incorporated Employee Reviews
Out of 215 Dana Incorporated employee reviews, 63% were positive. The remaining 37% were constructive reviews with the goal of helping Dana Incorporated improve their work culture. The Engineering team, with 96% positive reviews, reports the best experience at Dana Incorporated compared to all other departments at the company.
What does the leadership team need to get better at?
New production manager that cares about getting production out
Communicating and attitude needs to improve.
Schedule, communication, management, and the way they treat employees
communication, putting resources at work, more training for those who need it, everyone, safety
Not yelling so loud. "Training is a too much to explain" response. The HR department is funny about asking for help and the myself service sight doesn't work asking for help is thrown out like it's pointless time to take initiative.
Why do you feel undervalued and what would make you feel better about your compensation?
Match my 401k and better insurance
Its fine and mid market likely but rhay dont reward performers
skilled traded are under paid for the work on the machinery to keep it running after management circles a no pm program
Being paid on time, like everyone else. Issues being handled more directly
Because the negative vibes I got from people. Conversation and hostility. Should make a million off of the people that have to tolerate that type of leadership. It's wrong
What do your coworkers need to improve and how could you work together better?
Collaborate, listen to other viewpoints
We need to start having plant meetings again to discuss some of these issues!
They are not helpful when your new and need assistance they just do it for you. They give you the answers but it's all tossed in and fake
How to keep there hands to them self
Training, following rules, alerting people when machines arent proceeding properly, instead of hoping for major damage so they can go home.
What needs to change to make the company culture better?
Managers that know how to manage
Everthng in the buliding or new management
Less mandatory overtime and long hours.
Management needs to be more envolved with what is happening on the floor and get safety back to being the number one goal.
Better pay, better treatment of employers, less overtime
What would you improve about your company's interview process?
Nothing. My interview was fine.
Ask questions that actually relate to the job
You don't interview in Toledo. You jsi have people show up and don't even tell them there supervisor or anything or meetings before shifts I was lost the moment I got there both times. And I got let go both times over a bathroom break
Not much besides warn african americans that whites only are allowed
Treat the employees alot better
What's going wrong and how can it be improved?
Stop pushing for more more more allow employees and team leads show ceo appreciates records being reached as well as doing great. Employees feel not appreciated they dont give anymore. Theres nothing they are working towards except making hirer up richer and the bills being paid .
no training to get rid of the scrap rate, more quality personnel, more process people for the off shifts, more people that are qualified
The supervisors are disrespectful and the team leads are impatient. No tolerance for new hires and one mistake will cost you a position at the Toledo plant.
I explained it. I'm not going to work for a company that hasn't paid me and is stalking haunting and hating and harassing over minor details with new employee. Strict is strict harassment is harrassment
Management needs to do more work
What would you most like to see improved at your company?
Transparency, not used just as a buzz-word
Fair pay for employees and temps
Patent award dinner. Special project bonus award over and above.