STMicroelectronics Reviews
Updated Jan 25, 2012 – Reviews are posted anonymously by employees.
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Pros
1. Good work life balance.
2. Good team work.
3. State of the art technology.
Cons
1. Slow to change.
2. Compensation and benefits not top of the class.
3. Hierarchical
Advice to Senior Management
NA
Pros
cool, good process and work flow, well defned policies
Cons
Deadlines are not defined well
Advice to Senior Management
salary is less as compare to competitors
Pros
modern tools to work., good training conditions, good communication from the management
Cons
No carrer path, if you do the same job and you are bored after 6 years : nobody cares.
Advice to Senior Management
improve the job rotation inside ST
Pros
It is a good family-friendly place to work. The people are great and you get opportunity to work new and cutting-edge hardware.
This is a large company with many sites throughout the world and plenty of opportunity work with and travel to colleagues abroad.
Cons
Software engineering follows an outdated "waterfall" methodology, which is better suited to hardware development.
The large organisation can lead to frustrating bureaucracy and poor communication
Pros
good work life balance good facilities to employees
Cons
management though indifferent to employees
Advice to Senior Management
less flexibility in policies , support lateral movement and different job functions
Pros
ST is less structured than some multinationals so there are real opportunities to develop, grow and learn. I had little experience in my field when I joined but my passion and motivation were enough to get me a senior position in which I could prove my worth.
Cons
Just as you can benefit from having a great manager you can find yourself under a bad one and get no support from the company. There are politics as in all big companies so you have to stay on the right side of the right people.
Advice to Senior Management
Pay attention to employee sentiment and desire to be included and addressed by top management. Communication is key and so is recognition and tangible reward, not just for the high potentials. Poor treatment of suppliers for cost cutting purposes is highly detrimental to company reputation.
Pros
As a European company, their benefits are outstanding compared to many others. They still offer a pension plan, offer more vacation days that most, and their 401k match is not only excellent but is also fully vested from day one.
Cons
ST has been steadily decreasing their presence in the United States starting with the closure of both of their large manufacturing facilities in Dallas and Phoenix followed by the closure of several smaller design centers. Not much prospect for future growth within the US.
Pros
Good technology, good products and work life balance.
Cons
Limited scope for career growth.
Advice to Senior Management
Transparency in promotions is required.
Pros
Very friendly, supporting colleagues
Allowed to explore things (and sometimes to try them live as well)
You will not be sacked very easily
If you want peace of mind without doing anything, it is the right place
Cons
No recognition of whatever you do
Very poor pay scale. It is easy to get into the company with inflated pay scale. But once in, salary increment is just a peanut.
Promotion? Don't ever think about it.
Unless you are an annoyer you get nothing in return.
Pros
1.) Excellent work environment
2.) Some of the best HR practices I have seen in the industry. BTW, I am not the only one who swears by it. A bunch of my friends from ST who are working in other orgs. regularly praise the HR practices at ST.
3.) Prompt recognition for excellence
Cons
1.) I think it is more of an industry issue that there is absence of structured product management practices which was evident at ST also.



