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Rockwell Automation

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This ship is in a massive hurricane - Account Manager Rockwell Automation Employee Review

2.0
21 Mar 2025
Recommend
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Pros

Work/Life Balance is good Pay is decent for mid-career transfers Immediate team/people easy to get along with

Cons

Struggling in competitive core product, always a few years behind in product development which inhibits ability to compete. The pricing process on products is horrible, requiring many layers of approval and lacks local market intelligence to take share from competitors. Failing at deployment of acquired software companies, lack of vision related to GTM strategy. Engineer & Sales Field support resources have been thinned, due to wall street pressure, this has created massive gaps in coverage surrounding large customer base in North America. Promotes based on DEI, not metrics, this compliments lack of vision, and decreases the opportunity for internal growth for true top performers. Internal culture is missing “sense of urgency”, many employees just seem to not care. Onboarding is basically non existent, internal reporting systems are vast, outdated, and slow. Internal data pulls should not be complicated!

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5.0
10 Jun 2026
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CEO approval
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Pros

Clean Comfortable Good pay Good people Lots of overtime

Cons

Work gets boring. Short career path in test. Lots of overtime

4.0
21 Apr 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Solid compensation: Good benefits, mid-range bonuses (when available), pension & mid-range RRSP matching. Decent vacation but it doesn't increase until you're there 15 or 20 years. Smart people: Working with long-standing teams of software developers and the controller engineers is great. Sophisticated and complex challenges regularly. Implementing AI: They're being very considered about how they implement it & doing it at a measured (not slow and not slam-it-in) pace.

Cons

Process: It's highly, highly process-driven. The layers can feel burdensome. Bottom line: They're chasing it with work being moved from North America and Europe to Asia and South America. There's definitely an old boys club and lots of references generalizating and comparing generations. Environmental policy contradictions: They say they want to be environmentally friendly, but have imposed RTO & are only hiring within commuting range of offices.

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