Compare Essilor vs Hoya BETA
See how Hoya vs. Essilor compare on employee ratings, job openings, CEO approval, business outlook and more.Employee Ratings
Overall Rating
(full-time and part-time employees only)
(based on 157 reviews)
(based on 46 reviews)
Career Opportunities
Compensation & Benefits
Work-life balance
Senior Management
Culture & Values
CEO Approval
52%Rick Gadd
38%Hiroshi Suzuki
% Recommend to a friend
Positive Business Outlook
Salaries
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Financial Analyst13 Salaries
$61,624/yr
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$60,381/yr
Vice President5 Salaries
$219,227/yr
Accounts Receivable Specialist1 Salaries
$19/hr
Sales Engineer1 Salaries
$95,780/yr
Service Center Manager1 Salaries
$57,224/yr
What Employees Say
Pros
"Work life balance"(in 27 reviews)
"Ambiente de trabalho"(in 27 reviews)
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Featured Review
"Great company"Feb 25, 2019
I worked at Essilor full-time for more than a year
Pros
Great company to work for. All expenses paid, including, mileage, hotel, airfare, food, office supplies, etc. Stock match, full benefits, 401K.
Cons
It's a $6 billion company. Upper management doesn't know you. That's expected, though, from a company that big.
Advice to Management
Memorize your National Sales Meeting training speeches. You all come off as very fake and unfeeling. Very robotic. You can't seem to move on until the teleprompter has moved you forward. Memorize... and improvise your training and you will come off as more personable. Sales consultants are expected to know our presentations inside and out and be able to improvise when necessary. You need to do the same thing with your training. You come off as boring and stiff. You need to own your material. Don't just read it. Own it. Make it yours.
"Good place"Jul 26, 2016
I worked at Hoya full-time for more than a year
Pros
Freedom to set a proper schedule. Accountable for actions. Plenty of travel. Encouraging group of people across the US.
Cons
Everyone wants to get something for free. Working 10+ hour days becomes too easy. Fresh ideas fall on deaf ears.