ASML reviews

4.0

78% would recommend to a friend

(489 total reviews)
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Christophe Fouquet

74% approve of CEO

74% positive business outlook

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2.0
Nov 25, 2024

ASML was a good place to work!

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Pros

ASML is a large company with fascinating projects to work on. The work is exciting, and the people are great. Additionally, there are excellent benefits, such as free access to Coursera and strong technical support.

Cons

I joined this company in 2017 with high hopes, but my experience has deteriorated by 2023 due to rapid growth impacting culture and employee well-being. Work expectations are unclear, and the review process is confusing, often favoring certain personality types over others despite claims of supporting neurodiversity. The environment has become toxic, with prevalent backstabbing and managers treating employees like interchangeable parts rather than valued team members. Feedback and evaluations seem arbitrary, based more on office politics than actual performance. There is also an implicit bias in promotions, limiting growth opportunities for many employees. While I respect what the company once was, it now struggles with direction and fails to support professional growth effectively. I hope these issues can be addressed to restore its former reputation as a great place to work.

5.0
Nov 21, 2024
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Pros

Innovative Technology: ASML is a leader in cutting-edge lithography technology. Employees have the opportunity to work on state-of-the-art semiconductor equipment and contribute to the advancement of the industry. Global Exposure: ASML is a multinational company. Employees in Taiwan often collaborate with global teams, gaining international exposure and experience. Strong Industry Reputation: ASML is highly respected in the semiconductor sector, which can enhance career prospects and professional credibility.

Cons

High Workload: The semiconductor industry operates on tight schedules, and employees may face long hours and high-pressure deadlines. Demanding Travel Requirements: For certain roles, especially field service engineers, frequent travel between customer sites and ASML offices is required, which can disrupt work-life balance. Complex Learning Curve: Working with advanced lithography machines can be technically challenging, requiring a steep learning curve, especially for new hires.

4.0
Nov 21, 2024
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Pros

Extremely knowledgeable teammates, innovative technologies and ideas to work on, good work culture

Cons

Benefits like medical insurance, ESPP plan are not extremely good I would say. The benefits in my previous company had been far better with respect to more coverage, more financial reimbursements and better plans.

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