Solenis reviews

3.3

56% would recommend to a friend

(449 total reviews)
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John Panichella

50% approve of CEO

50% positive business outlook

Solenis has an employee rating of 3.3 out of 5 stars, based on 449 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The Solenis employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Manufacturing industry (3.5 stars).

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449 reviews
1.0
Nov 1, 2023

Layoffs and Lack of Direction Undermine Potential

Anonymous employee
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Pros

Diverse Experience: The company's acquisition of multiple businesses provides employees with the opportunity to gain experience across various sectors and domains.

Cons

Hasty Layoffs: Solenis often resorts to layoffs following acquisitions without conducting thorough analyses, which can lead to a loss of valuable talent and expertise. Poor Management: The company is characterized by poor management decisions that hinder its growth and create a chaotic work environment. Unhealthy Culture: The corporate culture is lacking, leading to low morale among employees. Uncertain Future: A lack of strategic direction and foresight makes it difficult for employees to envision a long-term future with the company.

1.0
Feb 2, 2018

Senior seller

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Pros

This can be a great place to get your foot in the door as a green sales engineer. There are fairly good benefits and as a sales rep, a company car.

Cons

The upper management is completely out of touch with the field employees. They haven’t a clue as to the lengthy sales cycle that our types of deals entail. If they see no increase in sales after a couple months, they shake things up and get rid of people that were being great leaders for their business without giving them the time for the changes to show the benefits. It takes time people! Upper management promotes a crap-rolling-downhill-blame-game and places failures onto the next person who passes it on to the next person below them in chain of command. Usually area manager level is the poor smuck that ends up being blamed for something that they had nothing to do with and damage was already done prior to their time. But managers above them do not care. As long as they are not blamed. And upper management does not care, because all they do is constantly beat on those below them for growth, but they provide no support or help, or TIME to do so. They will not accept blame for doing nothing to help. They hire “yes”-men to do their dirty work and promote a very hostile work environment. The other sections of our company don’t do their jobs and it affects the people in the field negatively. But because our upper management does not care, and most of these people are in the same office with them and chummy, they never receive backlash or criticism. Even the field will be blamed for where the office workers in Wilmington are lacking. It is one big blame game with upper management being the biggest culprit. Sad sad sad. When will you people see that you are creating a negative atmosphere and not allowing people to use their talents? When will you recognize amazing efforts from good leaders and allow them the right time for results?

1.0
Dec 3, 2025
Recommend
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Pros

Many members of the team have been in the industry. They are experts in their field and have a passion for what they do.

Cons

Where to begin? - Zero support from the corporate team at Solenis. Most of the business for the pools division is targeted at consumers and is different the rest of Solenis. It needs funding to support the brands and differentiate the products for consumers. They don't sell themselves to consumers. The sales team needs SUPPORT. Many of the talent from sales and marketing left this fall because pools leadership team just talk to each other, play favorites, don't listen to the team regarding the needs of the business and refuse to fund the business. The marketing lead continues to push a chemistry that needs money to differentiate it with consumers but won't push for the funding to be able to do so. - A culture that is driven by sitting on zoom calls with the expectation that people will be able to keep up on email and the crisis of the day when they are either in non stop meetings or trying to be out with customers - No support from the corporate team. None. Need help from HR? You're on your own,

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