Great Company/Terrible Team - Parts Order Specialist Philips Employee Review

4.0
Jul 29, 2019
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

Great PTO policy, sick time, fun events, the best 401k matching

Cons

Most departments here are amazing. The Parts Order Desk is just poorly managed. There's no future planning (such as shift coverage, company events/meetings), poor communication or lack of communication, inability to stick with a plan, and unprofessional catty behavior. It's wildly inefficient with process issues taking months to address if they're addressed at all.

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Philips Response
6y
Hi there, thanks for taking the time to share your thoughts and experiences here. Good to hear you're generally pleased with our company. But it's regrettable to learn that you're not quite happy in your team and with the management. We do recommend discussing your concerns and feedback with your HR person, as he or she has the resources to improve your experience. As higher management is active on this platform too, consider your feedback duly noted. We hope you'll be able to improve things, all the best in your career.

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Cons

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Philips Response
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Thank you for your review. It’s gratifying to know that you have such a good time in our company. We appreciate your contributions and wish you all the best.
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Jun 8, 2026
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Pros

- Easy commute if you live north of Seattle/Bellevue - Decent cafeteria - Decent compensation

Cons

- The level of apathy amongst colleagues is off the charts. Many people are simply coasting and collecting a paycheck. When you try to be a team player and pick up the slack, you simply become a target for blame. - Due to the extremely lax "return to office" policy, the office often feels quite empty when there is plenty of work to be done. Being onsite M-F often leads to more work with little support. - There is a culture of public shaming, with several meetings every week dedicated to project leads targeting individuals to make up for their own lack of technical understanding.

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