Part of the interview process, you get to talk to people and everyone I had talked to in my interview had been with the company for more than 5 years, which I thought just bodes really well for the company.
You know, manufacturing engineers, mechanical engineers, people who understanding computer science, accounting, project planning …you could have a background in just about anything and find a way to apply it here at [Hirsh].
[Steve Hirsh] described it as a "little shop downtown" and when I came to see it, it was not a little shop operation, so first thing I thought was how and when can I get in as soon as possible
I was never really looking to come into manufacturing from engineering, but I'd heard about Hirsh and knew some people that worked there. I've been pleasantly surprised over the years of how diverse the body of knowledge is that you need...so I’m really glad for where I am now.
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I think what separates us is just the high-quality standards that each one of us has. Not just as a company, but I think all of us are trying to maintain that quality.
Some of the most exciting things going on at Hirsh are around the expansion of capabilities that we can offer to our customers. Continuous Improvement is happening all the time, and the market demands that we're constantly changing.
What excites me about Hirsh Precision is being able to work with a great team. We've been in business now for over 41 years and it feels like we're doing something special.
I think what makes Hirsh different is we’re constantly working to improve our processes and our methods.
Our team brings a solution to our customers. We go out of our way to help our customers in the best way possible.
