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Overall Rating

2.3

CEO Approval

Matthias Schonberg

CEO

67% "Approve"

1 out of 4 Continental Tire North America Reviews

November 19, 2009
“ Fair employment ”
Anonymous
In certain departments the opportunity to move up is very difficult.
October 23, 2009
“ The company is well run at the top. ”
Anonymous
July 01, 2009
“ Poorly managed and weak leadership. ”
Industrial Electronics Technician, Electrical Technician, Electrician in Mount Vernon, IL
August 06, 2008
“ Company with Relaxed work environment but limited career growth opportunity ”
Software Engineer in Huntsville, AL

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