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Q&A With Rockwell Automation Employees

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How employees describe working at Rockwell Automation

Pay is not competitive with tech industry standards. Good work life balance though, decent compensation package as a whole.

Blake put a software sales guy in as CRO and he has decided to eliminate the majority of the sales group with the incorrect opinion that the Authorized A-B didtributors are market makers. They will continue to lose market share until theyre sold. Revenues will continue to drop year-over-year

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Nothing to add as suggestions

Good working conditions, but strategy and european footprint unclear

HR Leader with global experience.

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What it's like to work at Rockwell Automation

  • Rockwell Automation employees generally work 9.2 hrs a day
  • Employees at Rockwell Automation report the work pace is comfortably fast
  • On a typical day, employees at Rockwell Automation have 4+ meetings
  • 85% of Rockwell Automation employees look forward to interacting with their team every day
  • Rockwell Automation employees most often take 20-30 paid vacation and sick days each year
  • 73% of Rockwell Automation employees report they are happy with their work life balance
  • Rockwell Automation employees typically get valuable feedback on how to improve at work Once a month
  • 67% of Rockwell Automation employees call their work environment positive

Q&A With Rockwell Automation Employees

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  • Suits, formal business attire always or write ups happen

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  • Same

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  • There’s been freezes for years, managers and above get 2-3 per year

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  • None 6am to 5pm no exceptions

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Asked to the Engineering Department at Rockwell Automation

  • HR comes, security comes, your manager takes you to room, you get severance and off you go personal items get fedexed to you weeks later

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  • Twice per year but only for favorites of managers in my group

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  • Know politics and how to manipulate people and stay clear of certain managers

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  • Business casual sometimes formal

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  • None they don’t allow and never will

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  • Yes but it’s difficult unless you know the right people some managers will use shady tactics so you can’t move others are encouraging and want you to grow some teams get layoffs, fire people, while others are flourishing and vibrant depends on managers

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  • Mostly local stuff to the specific location

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  • Very little they partnered with PTC but don’t even use it now they’re making an oil drilling company? Products are all the same inside don’t look the same outside they put new plastic on, charge 10x more and expect people to remember AB and buy

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  • Hit or miss they don’t tell you how much PTO you actually hace you can take but manager decides maybe you get maybe not and who knows how much you actually have

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  • Most interview questions are not well thought out I interviewed for three positions, best experience was in test in Mequon. Some used round robin, totally disorganized who does that kind of interview?? Ridiculous

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  • It’s painful, some groups don’t even have onboarding so you’re left to flounder through SAP and other systems - it can take up to a year and if you’re in certain engineering groups like test you’re always hounded about it, then it finishes and much of what you had to do never gets used for a big company they need to really onboard better - didn’t have a laptop on my first day, phone took weeks, didn’t feel welcome and was show RA swag I could buy myself but not even a pen

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  • Growing fastest = anything in oil and gas/food beverage or in Asia Pacific areas, horrible failures? Anything they try in solar, alternative energy or in Europe

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Asked to all employees at Rockwell Automation

  • Make senior leadership actuall ACT on all the great initiatives to improve our experience rather than just talk about them while constantly telling us we need to work harder otherwise no raises/bonuses

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Asked to all employees at Rockwell Automation

  • After 100+ years in operation the leadership team is just learning what work-life balance means and that it should apply to those outside of management as well - getting better, slowly

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  • Panel interview, usually with 5-8 engineers/managers round robin questions from technical to personality to leadership potential

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  • They’ll claim performance but it’s more about who you know and nepotism which is why many seasoned workers leave some departments much worse than others “chosen ones” move up, the rest don’t

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Asked to all employees at Rockwell Automation

  • It just got modernized in 2018 to actually align with companies that supported vacations like this for the past 20 years, only not for some groups like those with more than 20 years or those with less than 5 years, they’re stuck in the 60’s still

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  • Team outings? Ha, if you’re lucky to be in a group that actually spends their team outing budget on actual team outings I’ve heard some can be cool.

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  • In work quantity, very. In work quality or interesting things, almost not at all anymore.

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  • In some groups, like Test Engineering it can usually be chaotic mess because our leadership has no vision or strategic approach - it’s just a big pile of stuff that needed to be done yesterday so go at it! Oh and don’t forget all the valueless reporting on every little thing that has nothing to do with actual engineering work - gotta track them metrics!

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  • Used to be going to work, now it’s leaving for the day and looking for new opportunities

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47% of Rockwell Automation employees would encourage their friends to become coworkers, whereas 23% are neutral and 30% would not recommend working at Rockwell Automation to their friends.

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