Lmw-atc "Learning" Reviews

Likes

1. Freedom to learn as a fresher. No one will monitor your learnings and so you are open to the entire resources of the department. You can go to the depths of learning without any hinderance. 2. A. Lot of Big-Companies as clients and so it will add value to your profile. 3. Exposure to corporate and industrial process, flow and procedures. 4. Only development roles and so every day will be something new to learn, that's a guarantee. 5. Wide variety of softwares (but you cannot work on everything, only on what's alotted to you.) 6. Dress code- Uniform and ID card, so washing and maintenance won't be a problem. My advice: If you have a good engineering mind and have a company or just willing to hone up your skills or willing to learn only without salary expectations, this company is good.

Dislikes

1. No one will monitor your learnings, and so you will always be treated as a fresher. 2. People there are vulturous. They always look 2 be on top of everybody and if you do something special such as calculations and engineering, they will envy you and PUT YOU DOWN!!! Bcos there are many people there who haven't gotten a promotion fo r 10years and you will be working under their supervision. 3. There are standards fixed by those kind of people, and you will not be allowed to implement your learnings. Those seniors used to say "learn all you want, but nothing will work practically, and so don't try 2 implement any". Eg., Even if it's a D10 or D20 or D30 cutter with 4 flutes or 6 flutes, they will always run the tool at a constant 1300mm/min (max) or below that but never above. So if you try to use newer methodology, they won't allow you 2 fearing questions reg their past work. Eg., Until I was there, there is a strict rule that continuous 5-axis programming is prohibited, if you try to activate more than 2 motors at a time, you will be under pressure. To do this, you need to go 2 a higher position and independently do this against the will of other seniors. 4. CAM programmers are heavily influenced by machine operators and even the engineering innovation manager is in favour of machine shop and not his own. So technically, you will do what machine shop requires and not what is optimal. 5. Many egoistic people. 6. Lengthy bond period. My advice: don't go in for a bond. only join if you get a managerial position or else don't. if you still want to, then only go there to learn and improve your career profile. My thing: When I fought my way out of LMW-ATC, I thought 2 myself that if this company kept on exploiting young engineers for 14k a month with a bond of 5 years and no increment for 1st 3 years, then in no time no one will want to work there and so it happened. Many youngsters quit the company. Now, bond is 3 years with increased salary....Read More

Work Details

Learnt very well in LMW-ATC and didn't enjoy working there. And nothing is worse than doing half-night shift on Saturday and doing day shift on Monday. Poor work life balance due to shifts. Strict entry time, but if you exit on time, all ey

Work days: Monday to Saturday (Strict Timings)

Work related travel: This job involves Travel Within City.

Likes

Better learning and developing our skills.

Dislikes

Salary issue

Work Details

Work days: Monday to Saturday (Flexible Timings)

Work related travel: This is a desk job.

Likes

Good place for freshers and has opportunities to learn.

Dislikes

No Work life balance No job security Low salary

Work Details

Had a lot of learning. But payscale is not good. Lots and lots of work stress.

Work days: Monday to Saturday (Strict Timings)

Work related travel: This job involves Travel Within City.