Siemens AG
Siemens AG Employee Reviews
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a typical day as a Safety Specialist
Quality Assurance Security and HSE Specialist (Former Employee) – Calgary, AB – 9 November 2018
Most days were spent training employees, managing the HSE and QA and Security portfolios, meeting with the CEO and upper management to ensure they were up to speed with the HSE Management Systems, Managed OIS and RTW , and all WCB files and also was the contact for all contractor management internally and externally;
Pros
Management and Varied Day
Cons
job security
Technical support over the phone
Technical Support Team Leader (Former Employee) – Mississauga, ON – 7 November 2018
I was leading the Korean speaking team and over all the job was quite enjoyable and it was very comfortable with the days passing. It was a good position and worked out OK.
Good work environment , great people.
Wind Turbine Technician (Current Employee) – Cayuga, ON – 31 October 2018
Troubleshoot and repair faulted components. learned about hydraulic, mechanical, and electrical components.
Management is pretty equal to employers when it comes to decision making, they sit the technicians down and have conversations on how to attack planned maintenance.
Management is pretty equal to employers when it comes to decision making, they sit the technicians down and have conversations on how to attack planned maintenance.
Depends on who you know
Assembly Worker (Current Employee) – Peterborough, ON – 30 October 2018
Unfair treatment, depends on who you know.
If your a casual, don’t expect to be hired for years, again it depends on who you know.
High output expected but not enough staff or tools to do the job.
If your a casual, don’t expect to be hired for years, again it depends on who you know.
High output expected but not enough staff or tools to do the job.
Pros
Monies not bad, most of the people on the manufacturing floor are good people, some overtime not a lot.
Cons
Poor planning poor management
fun, productive workspace
2 year electrician (Former Employee) – Edmonton, AB – 27 October 2018
I was doing low voltage controls with siemens. It was an experience I would like to get back into. low voltage controls is now my favorite electrical job. they have much room for job expansion with siemens.
Poor Management
Engineering (Current Employee) – Concord, ON – 11 October 2018
They Fire you whenever they want ......
I was employed for period of time and than suddenly they called me and said we dont require you.
They will only hire you as a temporary Employee and kick you off when their work is done.
I was employed for period of time and than suddenly they called me and said we dont require you.
They will only hire you as a temporary Employee and kick you off when their work is done.
Pros
Minimum wage
Cons
Everything
Why did I leave?
Technical Project Manager (Former Employee) – Houston – 21 September 2018
Let me make this clear upfront: Siemens like any other company goes through good times and bad times. It is a 100+ year old company and has made wrong decisions (like buying Dresser Rand right before when oil prices tanked), however, it treats its employees really well. I worked with Siemens for more than 7+ years and had the best experience of my career (both from learning perspective and the treatment given by my employer). I will highly recommend anyone to work for Siemens.
Cons
Less nimble since it a giant company
Toxic environment.
Engineering (Current Employee) – Scarborough, ON – 7 September 2018
Toxic environment. Very cliquish. No room to advance unless you become a favorite of senior management. Some staff (peers) are good people but are unhappy. Poor management and unorganized. Senior management talks behind your back to not only other senior management but also your peers. Very unprofessional. Watch your back and learn to “kiss up” to the right people. Becoming friends with anyone senior management doesn’t like will make you a target. Was overall a very negative and disheartening experience.
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Canada HR Demand Manager - Project Manager/BA (Current Employee) – Oakville, ON – 7 September 2018
Typical Day at work is priority of many tasks. Work hard but not always rewarding but education opportunities are good. Project control and resource allocation to get projects done on time is stressful and sometimes unreasonable.
Pros
Good People
Cons
Long Hours
Good benefits and career roadmap
Services implementation Delivery Lead (Former Employee) – Mississauga, ON – 26 August 2018
Large company with technology and industry specific routes to take. If you are focused and have a career in mind. With your hard work you can grow with this company.
Pros
Good benefits
Cons
Long hours
Secure job with excellent training
Technology Marketing Specialist (Former Employee) – Oakville, ON – 23 August 2018
Great company to work for. The hiring process was a little long and getting started seemed a little unorganized, but I had the best bosses ever! The job role itself was a little dry, but my team was so good that I didn't mind.
Pros
Management, cafeteria
Cons
Repetitive
Great Experience
Commercial Business Administrator (Former Employee) – Moncton, NB – 23 August 2018
A busy environment in the industry. I was able to learn SAP system, along various other computerize tools. The hardest part is that my manager was based in the head office in Ontario.
worst place I have ever worked
Product Manager (Former Employee) – Toronto, ON – 4 August 2018
The culture and internal processes are super unproductive and it is any wonder they produce anything in the PLM group. The management structure is over bloated and everyone is more worried about covering their posterior than actually getting anything done.
Pros
health benefits, wages
Cons
everything else
great place to work
Purchasing Specialist (Former Employee) – Toronto, ON – 29 July 2018
this was the best Company to work for and I wish I still worked for them, Great people and even better management, everyday was different and challenging
Pros
everything
Cons
wish I still worked there
A good workplace
Strategic Pricing Analyst (Current Employee) – Oakville, ON – 17 July 2018
It is a good place to work. They promote work-life balance and give the opportunity to work from home to their employees. Siemens is also involved in a lot of charity work and initiatives to support the community, which is very positive.
Pros
Strong support of charitable causes (Cystic Fibrosis, Food Drives)
Cons
Long hours, low pay
Great place to work
Sales Manager, Electrical Products (Former Employee) – Mississauga, ON – 22 June 2018
Great global company to work for.
Always innovative and technologically advanced.
Great culture and rewarding place to work.
Always up-to-date technology and very competitive.
Always innovative and technologically advanced.
Great culture and rewarding place to work.
Always up-to-date technology and very competitive.