Nissan Employee Reviews, Feedback, Testimonials
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Nissan Motor Co., Ltd., headquartered in Yokohama, Japan, is a global automotive manufacturer producing passenger cars, commercial vehicles, and electric models across multiple brands. The company operates in the automotive industry with offerings th...
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Software Engineer - Connected Services Review
What I liked
Flexible remote work, exposure to automotive telematics and connected car platforms. Good perks and stable project pipeline working with Nissan's global teams.
Areas for improvement
Company culture can be hierarchical and slow to change. Cross-team communication sometimes fragmented and onboarding for new tools was patchy.
Product Manager - EV Programs Review
What I liked
Exposure to global product planning and Nissan's electric vehicle roadmap. Good cross-functional teams and many opportunities to work with international stakeholders.
Areas for improvement
Decision-making can be slow, internal politics sometimes hamper progress, and career progression is not very clear for mid-level product roles.
Sales Advisor Review
What I liked
Friendly showroom colleagues, strong brand recognition helps close deals, regular product training on new Nissan models.
Areas for improvement
High monthly targets and pressure to hit commission numbers. Pay structure could be more transparent and base salary is low compared to workload.
Manufacturing Technician Review
What I liked
Stable job with good benefits, well-maintained plant, strong focus on safety and continuous improvement. Working on modern assembly lines and Nissan's EV programs has been a good learning experience.
Areas for improvement
Rotating shifts can be tiring, overtime sometimes required during launches, and salary growth is slower than expected.
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