Schneider Electric reviews

4.2

86% would recommend to a friend

(12,828 total reviews)
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Olivier Blum

90% approve of CEO

77% positive business outlook

Schneider Electric has an employee rating of 4.2 out of 5 stars, based on 12,828 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have an excellent working experience there. The Schneider Electric employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Energy, Mining & Utilities industry (3.7 stars).

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5.0
Sep 16, 2025
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Pros

-Salary is Best in Industry -Great Individual & Family Healthcare -Hybrid Work -Travel Opportunities for Training and Customer-facing -Incredible PTO

Cons

-Career at Schneider has best trajectory with a completed Associate's Degree or higher

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Schneider Electric Response
7mo
Thanks for sharing your review! We’re glad the pay, benefits, hybrid flexibility, travel, and PTO have met (or exceeded!) expectations. On your note about career trajectory and education: while many roles do require a degree, we’re expanding skills-based paths, too. Experience, certifications, and performance can qualify people for many opportunities, and we offer support like education assistance/tuition reimbursement, role-specific certifications, and internal mobility through our Talent Marketplace. If you’re exploring your next step, your manager or HR Business Partner can help map options (degree programs, certifications, or skills pathways) that fit your goals. Thank you again for your review!
5.0
Apr 7, 2017
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Pros

Schneider is a fresh breath of air for me. It's is a company that does not judge you based on culture but ability. Many companies in our industry (Process Automation) use the term you don't fit the culture. Which is definition for you don't look like us. Schneider focuses on hiring top talent and strengthening that talent. Through training, developing and actually caring about its employees. Instead of the old and outdated good old boy system. Which brings no true value to customers.

Cons

It's a big company with a lot of procedures that need streamlining. Hiring takes a bit of patience but I guess anything worth having take time to get. Hey I had to put something here.

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Schneider Electric Response
9y
Thank you for such a positive review! We are very proud of our focus on strengthening the skills of each of our employees. Great people like you make us a great company!
1.0
Oct 16, 2017
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I have nothing good to say about Schneider Electric, they bought PELCO in 2007 from David McDonald and the private ownership under the guise of making PELCO the "crown jewel in the Schneider Electric empire". Since that day in 2007 I have watched in horror as they took a wonderful and unique company and turned it into just another one of their mindless drone companies. But here are a few good points: - As long as you are not part of their worthless top heavy upper management you won't be streamlined - You can rest assured that as part of Schneider Electric 's Borg Collective that companies resistance is futile and they will soon enjoy the misery you do shortly - If you enjoy company morale being driven into the ground by French and Indian mismanagement, then you'll love these guys.

Cons

After all the glowing praise that I and other company drones have given to this industry giant? What more can I say? How about: - Schneider Electric took PELCO from a thriving video security industry leader with a 68% domestic market share, 2,500+ local employees and 8 buildings down to less than 10% dms, literally a handful of broken original employees and closing the last building in Clovis in December. - Corporate Nepotism will guarantee that everything that made your company great such as community culture, striving to be the best and doing the right thing will fade into nonexistence as it worms into your organization like a parasite. - Morale will suffer as what was once a shared workload among 50 of your colleagues will be condensed down onto you and 8 other lucky survivors of the latest layoffs. - Enjoy working more hours before you're the next cut (now without any pension or other benefit package) as your entitled French & Indian management take more time off and holidays.

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Schneider Electric Response
8y
We are disappointed to hear about your experience. While we hope to maintain the unique characteristics of all our different divisions, change and acquisitions can be hard. When companies come together there will often be a cultural shift. At Schneider Electric, being open is one of our core values. We encourage transparency and most importantly ethical behavior from everyone, everywhere. We expect all our employees, regardless of their level in the organization, to demonstrate ethical leadership behaviors every day. This is our commitment and a critical element to our culture. Managers and employees receive the same time off (with extra days accrued after a certain amount of years with the company) and holidays, and if someone is abusing this or an employee wants to escalate any concern, we encourage them to use our R&ED (Ethics) Line, which is a 100% confidential, 3rd party neutral reporting system. All reports are investigated and corrective actions are implemented. At Schneider Electric, we take pride in our diverse and open culture. We are working hard to build one of the most inclusive organizations in the world, but experiences like yours will not help us get to that place. If an employee is feeling frustrated, we encourage them to discuss the situation confidentially with a local HR rep. In addition, we’re in the process of training all managers and employees on how to avoid “Unconscious Bias” in the workplace. We take diversity seriously and are committed to building a more inclusive community for you and all of our employees. Our policies are designed to support our employees to manage effectively their work-life and family needs at different stages in life. Our newly launched North America family leave policy was redesigned with our employee needs in mind, and we believe policies like this will lead us to be a more inclusive and diverse company and ultimately, a better long-term home for our employees. We are continuously focused on developing as a company, and your feedback has been escalated for further investigation. Thank you for your willingness to share your honest review.
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