Philips Field Service Engineer II reviews

They don't talk about salary at all, your growth path isn't talked about, or there isn't a clear direction of how to get there.

Service engineers generally have a natural bond and are compelled to serve customers well regardless of management antics. RSM’s are hired from the outside and most have little experience in medical imaging. This causes a continual situation of uncertainty which keeps engineers from any comfort zone. The message to RSMs year after year at Mega Meeting is to push harder on the engineers. Increase Life Solutions/Power sales and push for engagement of program with measurable quotes by each individual. As a FSE you will be hit over the head on a daily basis with the ever growing metrics. (RSN,TEDS,LIFE, PA Tool ECT.) You will find very few FSE’s grow into a RSM position at Philips as this would be too appropriate for the sake of business, and serve the FSE with a known value. As a FSE and to succeed you must turn it off like you don’t even work there at the end of the day. Upper management speaks out of both sides of their face, Say “Preferred Employer of choice” but do exactly the opposite and push FSE’s to be miserable and maybe quit. If they lose the best of the best, a FEP graduate fresh out of school can assume FE position at a reduced compensation package. It’s all about revenue at the cost of customer satisfaction and FSE personal well being so shut it down and ignore the management propaganda .