Big international company, many trainings available, the big potential to improve the processes, smooth onboarding process,
Cons
Conservative management, making a decision takes time, the average age of employees +50 y.o., often no-mentality and resistance to any changes, no focus on sustainability
3M Response
2y
Hello,
Thank you for your review. We see your concerns regarding the length of the decision making process and change management. We also appreciate your advice on how to welcome to new employees to 3M. We encourage you to speak to your direct supervisor and HR to discuss these further if you have not yet done so.
Have a lovely day!
Company investing in new products and higher growth markets
Cons
Over the past five years, there has been a significant decline in employee loyalty and incentive programs. Equity compensation, such as stock options and RSUs, was previously accessible to mid-level managers but is now strictly reserved for directors and above, reducing long-term incentives for a large portion of the workforce. Additionally, an increase in micromanagement and administrative red tape—particularly regarding strict scrutiny on all spending—has hindered productivity. The frequent practice of cutting budgets to meet short-term quarterly Operating Income (OI) targets is ultimately compromising our long-term revenue growth.