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Overall Rating

3.0

CEO Approval

Nobuaki Katoh

President and CEO

1 out of 2 DENSO Reviews

July 14, 2009
“ Overall a good place to work. ”
Co-Op Engineer in Southfield, MI
They had great pay, I liked the majority of the people that I worked with, and they were pretty flexible if you wanted to move around the company and try different things.
September 21, 2008
“ You're better off at Honda or Toyota ”
Analyst in Long Beach, CA

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