Siemens PLM Software Reviews
Updated Feb 13, 2012 – Reviews are posted anonymously by employees.
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Pros
excellent products and product development infrastructures
good compensation and benefit
technically savvy and knowledgable co workers
nice work life balance
Cons
Not enough rolewise growth
Only work and work....dont expect anything else
Advice to Senior Management
create some room to grow people rolewise
Pros
Very exciting portfolio with extremely diverse customer base.
Cons
A little slow to move as compared to our competitors.
Advice to Senior Management
Need to get more aggressive in acquisition strategy.
Pros
Good people and work environment.
Good team collaboration.
Cons
Pay is poor in comparison with similar job offerings.
Limited growth and opportunities to develop career without moving into management.
Advice to Senior Management
Value and recognize your best talent. Performing exit interviews is too little, too late.
Pros
I worked with a great small team- very close, local supervisors created an enjoyable working environment. Management is VERY supportive of work/life balance. Enjoyable place to work, enjoyable people to work with. Benefits were very attractive and competitive.
Cons
Typical american corporate work environment where it felt like upper management was out of touch with frontline workers which impacted our ability to provide high level service to our customers. It seemed very little consideration is given to creating career paths so there are very few opportunities for internal career advancements/promotions. Seems to be a trend in corporate America to devalue the worth of long-term employees.
Advice to Senior Management
Some employees want to work hard and would prefer a long-term career with one company over hopping from company to company. Be intentional about making room for career advancement for your hard-working employees.
Pros
- respect employees.
- very friendly colleagues
- energetic culture
- flexible working location and time.
- very easy to relocate. virtual teams are every where. actually you can move to any where you like.
Cons
- primarily top-down management style. corporate rarely listens to countries, so there is gap between corporate and countries.
- sometimes business strategy is not clear.
Advice to Senior Management
- open your mind and listen to people work at country level. sometimes they know customers much better than you.
- develop better strategy. maybe ask for help from management consultants?
Pros
Friendly co-workers, low turnover rate, management willing to listen and provide feedback
Cons
No room for growth as people stayed in their positions forever, and thus never opened up any opportunities for advancement
Advice to Senior Management
Find a more formal method for allowing development to effectively communicate all new products and features to support personnel
Pros
Most coworkers are great and very professional.
Cons
Management has little respect for the employees and advancing is difficult.
Pros
Staff and products fantastic. Some of the brightest people in the world. Salaries ok.
Cons
Very poor career progression. No training. Strange legacy languages/systems). Jobs by word of mouth and not internally or externally advertised. Poor facilities - run down offices and broken aircon. Good for a couple of years due to calibre of product but jobs not careers.
Advice to Senior Management
Better training and career progression opportunities.
Pros
people are good. Infrastructures are good.
Flexible work timing.
Cons
salery is not good.
almost no vertical growth and no change in terms of role.
No training to gr00m the peoples.
Almost nill appraise to any good work.
Advice to Senior Management
Management should come forward to create and devlop more opportunities to groom people for higher roles.
match the salery with other companies.
Ask the interest of people time to time.
Pros
They pay well. Infrastructure good. Nice big cubicles. No one see other monitors.
You can work from home. work pressure is moderate.
Cons
There is no vertical growth in terms of role. There are designation changes with really do not convert into role changes. It is very likely that you stay at your current role for long time.
Advice to Senior Management
Management should find out more opportunities to groom people for higher roles. Provide opportunites to move accross the projects. Appraisal should be reviewed. Appraiser should be asked how he/she arrived on this appraisal.
