Tenneco Employee Job Reviews in the United States

"Originally very successful at meeting needs of customers yet recently lost focus as internal distractions consume time and divert focus from the products and customers."

"As business and revenue grew, jobs were removed in the Materials department even as new cells were added to the plant. There were many people (not in management) that knew of many roles being eliminated even before the people in those roles were let go."

"It's a corporation, do they differ substantially from each other? I've found the pay to be very competitive and the culture to be sub-par. Everyone is there to make money so that the other part of life (home) is enjoyable. I have yet to meet someone with a positive outlook on their career satisfaction within Tenneco. However, they pay the bills, well. Embrace the suck for 8 hours a day and enjoy a life that can be easily managed with a substantial income."

"I worked with Tenneco for 7 years and have had a good experience."

"I've worked for Tenneco (formerly Federal-Mogul Powertrain) since 2013 on a research and development project. The company seems to have it's employees in mind when making high level decisions. The location I worked at was a tech center, and featured a very productive and innovative environment."

"I spent 4-5 years at Tenneco. The engineering team is immensely talented and strongly supportive of production activity. I developed a lot of close relationships and learned a ton about the industry throughout my time. Being an automotive manufacturer, it is a highly demanding, yet highly rewarding environment."

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"Tenneco is consolidating 2 plants into the Kettering facility. This consolidation is not being effectively managed and I question the success of this activity."

"Great company but some of the employees here are extremely condescending. After showing how to do a task once they expect you to prefect it and perform it on your own right away."

"Great place to learn and very friendly work environment. Everyone was nice and always offered a helping hand when needed."