Salary at Schneider Electric Australia & New Zealand

I would not say it is the best out there, but it is not the worse either. I always believe that the first pay will be your lowest pay as you are someone with little to no experience. Thus, I would see it as what are the potential earnings at the company.

Pay is within scope for graduates, bonuses available based on individual and factory performance

Pay as a graduate is pretty good. Generally, Schneider Electric tries to meet the median pay range for graduates.

The base salary is good however, the bonus system seems flawed and unfair. Graduates are given bonuses based on perfomance and are rated in a three-point scale which leads to different bonuses. However, different managers in different business will rate people differently meaning it is often not fair as there are different standards. Additionally, it seems only a set number of graduates can get the top bonuses, regardless of performance and merit.

Compared to other similar companies, the pay is lower.

Competitive grad salary

The pay is above industry average, and raises after each rotation. The bonuses based on performance reviews are also a good perk. No complaints regarding pay, especially considering it is my first coporate role.

Pay is typical of similar-level jobs. Performance-based bonus and salary increase provide incentive and means to earn more. internal rewards program is very strong and well supported

The pay for a graduate position has been really good from what I've seen across the workforce. We also receive pay increases after every graduate rotation, which is dependent on your performance review.

Somewhat satisfied. Performance rating systems feels inconsistent and manager dependent. There are different expectations. I have been told we are a low-mid tier paying company. But from a graduate perspective, it is more than other programs.

I don't mind being paid a bit higher regarding the inflation rate.

I believe the pay is fair for a graduate role. Bonuses are done based on your own performance reviews and the companies performance as a whole, encouraging you to do your best to push that bonus up.

Pay is good for graduate/ post university role. Bonuses seem motivating too. As I am in a more specialised role (leading campaigns) it may seem a bit challenging to understand my salary compared to other graduate roles.

Good pay, as I am just a graduate, I can expect pay rise in the near future

After each rotation, depending on whether you achieved your set goals at the start of the rotation, a bonus will be added to your salary when you start the next rotation.

After each rotation, depending on whether you achieved your set goals at the start of the rotation, a bonus will be added to your salary when you start the next rotation.

There could be more.

There could be more.

Decent. There is a promise of increasing base salaries but once you roll off the program it doesn't matter as it is likely for you to receive a standard contract for that position, which will be a set amount above what you already earn that doesn't take into consideration your previous pay increases.

Decent. There is a promise of increasing base salaries but once you roll off the program it doesn't matter as it is likely for you to receive a standard contract for that position, which will be a set amount above what you already earn that doesn't take into consideration your previous pay increases.

A lot of discount partnerships. I still have to learn on how to use them.

Very good leave policies, especially for parental leave, discounts on many brands and products

We do get discounts from an app. I rarely use it so not sure.

Free gym on site, recognition points system which can be traded in for vouchers, cash, leave, travel, experiences etc.

Partnership with many retailers for discounts, step up points for good work which translate to real money, generous leave policy options, option to trade around public holidays, free morning teas and birthday cake for those celebrating monthly, building hosting free bbq events, catering and celebration for different cultural and religious holidays.

Internal rewards program is very strong and well supported People reward you with points when you go above and beyond and these points can be exchanged for rewards and even leave days

Schneider Electric provides discounts for common retail shops.

Points scheme you can exchange for vouchers.

Our company has a reward and recognition system called Step Up that allows colleagues to recognise when someone has exceled. Through this, people can get some unusual perks such as tickets or food and the like.

A variety of discounts at many big companies, discounts at hotels, free gym memberships at some locations, and a points rewards system.

Step up program. Expenses for events is good.

Special discount on Schneider's product

There’s an app with discounts/perks. Also other employees/your manager can give you step up points and it can be used to get additional leave in the year.

There’s an app with discounts/perks. Also other employees/your manager can give you step up points and it can be used to get additional leave in the year.

Some discounts on major retailers (5% and less usually).

Free tickets to taronga zoo for families on anzac day, discounts on big brands like apple, woolworths, etc. (1-10%), competitive team sports

Free tickets to taronga zoo for families on anzac day, discounts on big brands like apple, woolworths, etc. (1-10%), competitive team sports

Some discounts on major retailers (5% and less usually).

Free tickets, dinners and moving expenses.

Product discounts, company point system can be exchanged for gift cards/products, family days.