Valeo Reviews
Updated Nov 11, 2011 – Reviews are posted anonymously by employees.
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Pros
Challenging environment where Innovation and cost reduction remains a must
Cons
Valeo is well known for very low payroll and I confirm it's not a legend. Difficulties to grow within the organization
Advice to Senior Management
Improve carreer development management
Pros
Lots of opportunity with constant turnover
Cons
constant turnover and lack of plan
Advice to Senior Management
N/A
Pros
1.Valeo is a company about autocar.
2.The business become bigger and bigger
Cons
The management do not have enough foresight.
Advice to Senior Management
Please pay more attention training engineering team and give them confident
Pros
New upcoming driving enhancement systems
Cons
too much work not enough people
Pros
International growth oportunities are provided
Cons
Though economic situation in recent years
Advice to Senior Management
None
Pros
Salary was ok. General expenses covered ie. hotels and transport. Fellow employees were nice people to work with, there was the odd exception.
Cons
The average duration permanent employees stayed within the division where I worked was 18 months. There was little or no "corporate memory" because of this turnover of staff which included design engineers etc. I have never come across such a short tenure before of since. Senior management did not trust their staff and in general there was a lot of treachery and mistrust.
Advice to Senior Management
Major cultural change is needed. A major re-think of operating strategy is urgently required. Need to build trust and confidence among the staff.
Pros
International scope
Great professionals
Nice products
Strong culture
Cons
Too much reporting
No respect of life balance
HR policy is behind employees expectations
Advice to Senior Management
Open your mind
Pros
Trainings are given when it is needed.
There are a lot of Opportunities (each 3 years)
5 Axis bring a Strong methodology that can't be found elsewhere.
Cons
Working days are most of the time 10h long
Managers are, for most of them, not very competents
Group strategy changes and is not clear.
Too much reporting
Advice to Senior Management
Simplify really (not only saying it) the reporting.
Check management competency
Communicate internally on group strategy
