Xylem reviews

Expect to have no life. Unless your other management or sales they don’t care about you. They only care about their profit and bonus checks. They care more about a soccer team than they do the employees that keep this company going. You’re only a number to them and people that say it’s a great place only say that because their lips are firmly stuck to someones rear end. As soon as covid 19 is over I’m gone before this ship sinks and believe me it’s taking on water fast.

Since the acquisition by Xylem, the organization has completely lost its direction both in product development and market strategy. The corporate position is clearly moving Sensus away from the core strategy that was implemented as an AMI company. Leadership of the design organization has been very fractured with no consistent direction from many of the management levels. There is no face time by the leadership and lackluster quarterly overviews that highlight all the great successes that no one actually get to share in. When working on various projects, there are unrealistic delivery schedules, lack of consistent inputs from the marketing organization, and a lot of finger pointing across the various functions of the organization. Prior to leaving the organization, there was a consistent pull back of many of the development teams so no one could be blamed for the program failures. Many of the new process steps implemented in the last year have impeded development team progress with many of my peers time being under-utilized.