Emerson Process Management

"The CEO was interviewed during COVID and complained about no cars in the parking lot. Too many people at home. And he made C suite folks come to the office. "

"Although Emerson pays on the lower end of the market, it has a great work life balance. I love having flexible hours and that you can have a life outside of the office. Again, it depends on whether you work in the office or in Production. Office employees have flexible work hours but not Production employees. Emerson is great for individuals to grow and move around the company. It values longevity, not meritocracy so some people get frustrated that they are not rewarded for their merit. It does have an old school culture and at times, an all boys club culture. However, I feel like I'm treated with respect as a female. There are females in leadership positions but most of the individuals are white, older males who have been in the company for 20 plus years. "

"Emerson is a great place to work if you are fortunate enough to have a fair boss, which is not always the case."

"My personal experience with my group has been good for the majority. It is a unique place to work and if you get the right managment, pretty flexibile. However, the diversity of managment is horrendous. There is not a single female at the director level and only two at a manager level within the engineering fields at our location. The "good ole boys club" still runs this loaction, though the management has been changing recently (to younger white males) my hope is that some of them will be more willing to change the culture. "