Employee Review
- Former Employee, more than 3 years★★★★★
Ok for entry level - not for seasoned professionals
5 Apr 2016 - Business ManagerRecommendCEO ApprovalBusiness OutlookPros
It can be a springboard in your career to other companies/positions as Siemens is a brand name. Certain products are well known in the industry and they have become market leaders with specific products.
Cons
The compliance processes impedes business and does not allow for any nimbleness or quick decisions. The company is run by finance and getting anything signed off takes weeks (if not months) even when it's been budgeted and planned. Management is more interested in hanging employees out to dry to cover themselves than to stand up for their teams. There is constant reorganization with no understanding or competence for long term strategy or business development. Unrealistic growth targets given by senior management regardless of market conditions. Many of the senior management have been grandfathered or transferred from other roles and have no experience in people management or in the business segment.
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Other Employee Reviews
- Current Employee, more than 1 year★★★★★
Revenue Accountant I
6 May 2023 - Revenue Accountant in Kansas City, MORecommendCEO ApprovalBusiness OutlookPros
-mentor assigned to you -fast paced training
Cons
-meger with Oracle was confusing (as most mergers are), integration period often requires you to take on different roles in thee department (which is a benefit; experience wose)
- Current Employee, more than 10 years★★★★★
Haven't given raises in years
19 May 2023 - Lead Solution Architect in Kansas City, MORecommendCEO ApprovalBusiness OutlookPros
Flexible work schedule and understanding of having kids. In the Support Organization. The best Clients.
Cons
On-Call (Not enough staff to support an On-call so some people are on call all year) Haven't been given decent raises or promotions since Neal Patterson passed away. You have to find another job that pays more to force them to promote and give raises. Now that we are with Oracle it is even worse.
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