Yes, most people generally like working at Schneider Electric according to employee review sites and surveys, though experiences vary by role and location. On Glassdoor, Schneider Electric typically holds ratings around 4.0 to 4.2 out of 5 stars from over 15,000 reviews, and on Indeed and LinkedIn it also scores well, with many employees citing positive aspects including good work-life balance, meaningful work in sustainability and energy management, competitive pay and benefits including health insurance and retirement, opportunities for career development and learning through its open talent market, and a strong focus on diversity, inclusion, and purpose-driven culture. Schneider has been named one of the World's Most Sustainable Companies by Corporate Knights and Time Magazine, which many employees value. Employees in engineering, manufacturing for Square D panels, and software roles often report satisfaction with innovation and impact on energy efficiency. Some negative reviews mention typical large company challenges like bureaucracy, matrix organization complexity, and occasional restructuring as it consolidates factories. Overall, Schneider is considered a good employer with above average satisfaction compared to other industrials, particularly for those interested in electrical, energy management, and sustainability careers, and it has won awards as a great place to work in many countries.
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