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Jetzt Profil vervollständigenBasierend auf Daten aus 28 Bewertungen schätzen Mitarbeiter bei PTC - Parametric Technology die Unternehmenskultur als modern ein, was weitgehend mit dem Branchendurchschnitt übereinstimmt. Die Zufriedenheit mit der Unternehmenskultur beträgt 3,9 Punkte auf einer Skala von 1 bis 5 basierend auf 110 Bewertungen.
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Improved communication via segment / leadership calls, but with a high workload it is impossible to watch them all or follow all internal channels. Navigating the intranet has always been a challenge despite so many projects.
What is often missing is what happened with all the initiatives started in a year, quite a few seem to be silently burried. Having some deeper project insights with all the remaining issues around a customer and hearing how successful everything is, confirms that only good news are cascaded up in the management.
Pretty good, this is one of the highlights when working at PTC, that we all help each other. Some colleagues unfortunately spend 1+ hour arguing what they cannot do for a customer / partner instead of simply spending 15min of their time, when everyone else feels/sees this being a topic they own. Relevant managers usually also not helpful and always pushing back. US colleagues very US focused, this includes inviting to calls when Europe is past their working hours.
Non existant because of tight timelines, lack of resources in most teams. Everyone does extra work because we like our customers & colleagues.
Summer Friday's off (starting at lunchtime) is a good idea, but this is reguarly ignored by US colleagues and EU management is also not really supporting this initiative in our area.
Usually, little or no feedback during performance reviews. No willingness to address the elephant in the room. Towards upper management only "good news" are reported in fear being called a distractor or not seen as a team player. Some lead only with pressure and pushing unrealistic workloads onto their team members.
The portfolio is interesting but the key market is PLM/CAD, moving between teams is very difficult, thus you are usually stuck within an area.
Shark Tank, every x years there is a RIF (reduction in force). One year you work on a strategic growth product, next year this product is no longer strategic and people made redundant or moved elsewhere. Then there are the regular reorganizations to keep ourselves busy. Moreover, there are some managers just seem to wait for their retirement. On a positive note there is a lot of freedom and less red tape than with other companies I worked for.