Siemens Energy, Mount Vernon, OH
Siemens Energy, Mount Vernon, OH
This review is solely based on the Mount Vernon, OH campus and does not reflect Siemens Energy as a whole. Since the former company (Rolls-Royce) was taken over by Siemens, people seem to have hope for the future.
The "old" management still runs the Mount Vernon campus.
This is not good, as the bad habits and "clicks" that were formed during the Rolls-Royce regime are still in place. We are too far away from the mother-ship to be influenced.
Of course, this is just my opinion.
Turn this ship before it becomes another Titanic.
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