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Motorola Solutions Malaysia
Technology-Hardware
Snapshot
999 total reviews
Source
Glassdoor
100% of reviews mention positives
Page
12 / 20
Noc manager
Great culture, No micromanagement, Flexibility and autonomy, meaningful work serving emergency services, Great colleagues, abundance opportunity with a global leader, great benefits.
Can be very US centric at times (and understandably so)
Cctv technical support specialist
- Amazing training team; - Friendly Coworkers; - Competitive pay;
- Short training period for the amount of knowledge needed.
Finance analyst
- Flexible working hours, work from home.
- Very demanding job - Very stressful environment
Engineering manager
Workload maybe a bit high but comes with great rewards. Management are appreciative of the hard works put in by the employees and always rewards with generosity
Minor political issues here and there but this is a common scene in MNC
Regional sales manager
Good Products and Market Prescence
Horrible management from top to bottom.
Quality manager
Matured environment, respect, and not much politic
Not easy to grow as many old members still around as
Presale engineer
Motorola has a good work-life balance
I don't have any cons
Sales director
not a bad place to work
nothing of note to report
Customer representative
People, location, cafeteria in house
Limited parking options, open space
Business development specialist
Company culture is pretty mature and solid for the most part. Most leaders lead instead of merely managing. It's not difficult to find a mentor or mentee. Everyone seems to pull their own weight and chip in when needed for the most part. You see lots of people's kids or relatives come in and work, which is rare these days. Upward mobility is expected, but not always straight forward. However, if you're willing to network and let managers know you want to grow, they will help you and internal promotion is common.
Sometimes the scale of the organization can make it challenging to get the help you need. There are pockets of different aspects of the business overseas in different time zones which can sometimes make getting the help you need, when you need it challenging. Other parts of the business are less integrated because they came to MSI via acquisition--that's an ever-evolving process.
Policy analyst
Work is ok but slow
Bad progression and a bit slow
Software engineer
1. Great work-life balance 2. Flexible work hours 3. Can learn industry-standard skills such as Six Sigma 4. There is pride of association with the company 5. Great location. Can enjoy the view of the sea everyday
Bonus and increment are low. In fact, it has been decreased this year despite company's revenue increase and share price increase.
Senior software engineer
Great people to work with, nice office in Krakow
Salary is below market average for IT position
Channel sales executive
I joined recently and have been very impressed by every aspect of the Motorola Solutions organisation. The products and solutions are world class, the team are great, the company is constantly innovating and growing, and it is very mission focused too. I've also found that despite being a big company they run a relatively lean and efficient operation, which has been a pleasant surprise. The onboarding/training is thorough, and I've felt supported throughout the whole process. Overall, it's been great. For anyone considering joining the critical communications, public safety, or video security industry, I would encourage you to put Motorola Solutions at the top of your list.
Nothing major to report at present.
Warehousecoordinator
I felt always welcome. Also things that need improvement are shared. This builds trust.
Difficult to feel as a part of the team, as we are only 3 in Alsdorf.
Technical support specialist
Enough variety to keep things interesting. Ability to learn and grow your knowledge.
Lots of competition for upwards movement and not many higher positions become available
Senior specialist
Good company culture and lively events on yearly basis, giving back to community
A lot of events which involves food, Be ready to go to gym
Executive administrative assistant
Love the vision. The team here is phenomenal and leadership could not be better. I would recommend to anyone.
I have nothing negative to say its the best!
Senior technical writer
I have been a Technical Writer at Motorola Solutions for ten years, and my experience has been overwhelmingly positive. The main reasons I've built my career here are: Meaningful Work: We aren't just documenting widgets. Our products (command center software, public safety radios, etc.) are used by first responders and in critical situations. There is a genuine sense of purpose knowing that clear, accurate documentation helps people save lives. Stability & Respect: This is a stable, mature company that values its core functions. The technical documentation team is seen as a respected and necessary part of the product development lifecycle, not an afterthought. Professional Growth: Even within the same role, I've had the chance to grow immensely. I've become a subject-matter expert on complex systems, led documentation strategy for new product lines, and mentored junior writers. The company supports continuous learning. Great Collaboration: I work with some of the smartest engineers and product managers in the industry. For a technical writer, having access to SMEs who are willing to collaborate and share their knowledge is essential, and that culture is strong here. Work-Life Balance: While there are deadlines, the overall culture respects personal time. The management understands that quality technical writing requires deep focus, not just a "butts-in-seats" mentality. The benefits and compensation have remained competitive.
As with any large, global company, there can be some bureaucracy to navigate. Processes for final approval can sometimes involve multiple stakeholders across different departments, which can slow things down. However, this is a minor issue compared to the overall positive environment.
Cloud engineer
Better worklife balance Understanding and collaborative peers Career growth
Moderate compensation Slow growth opportunites
Senior software test automation engineer
-Very flexible working hours and hybrid working mode. -Lots of benefit. -Good culture
Can't think of any at the moment
Great work-life balance Good treatmeant of seniors
too corporate atmosphare low salaries
Product operations
Fun place to work with interesting products
Compensation could be more competative
I had a great job for about 2 years. Loved going in to work. Work/life balance was great, benefits are amazing, professional development and team leads were fantastic.
Then, everything changed during a re-org. I got a new team lead who played favorites and would always get on my case for no reason. I was chastised for not doing enough for my professional development (even though I was in graduate school), on top of the workload which exploded, and I was working 10+ hours a day. Work/life balance evaporated, and they kept saying, "Thank you for your time, upper management is really taking notice of the work you're doing." Then a month later I got let go unexpectedly. So, I'd say keep on your toes.
Technical lead ii
Remote Interesting work Great colleagues
The field I'm in can be stressful
Field service technician
Motorola solutions work hard to value the worker , a lot of activities for the employs , all the package of insurance, benefits , stability .
Motorola solutions is on the market affected by shareholders
Sr. account manager
The recruiting process aligned closely to how it was described in the initial screening with just 3 key interviews to a decision and offer.
Offered salary was lower than the needs I communicated at the beginning of the process. Constraints were explained with a plan to address in first year of employment. Time will tell.
Anonymous employee
Great company, fine infrastructure and facilities
Nothing to report. Keep up the good work
Software engineer 1
Good environment, no toxic senior, willing to teach. Good for carrier path
slow promotion as per I know
Product manager
Coworkers are almost always great!
Not a very innovative company. Lot of constraints. But in my case, it really helped me learn to work with constraints.
Software engineer intern
Learn a lot about SWE
Working on radio is very niche
Technical support manager
Provides an environment nurturing growth.
No cons that would not be present at any company.
Sdf intern
Great job overall and great people to work with
Not the best pay and is not competitive in the area
Engineer
In general most people are great to work with and helpful. CEO Brown has done a decent job over the years from a top level and he is very articulate and will actually answer an email from the ordinary workers .
Motorola is a great place to work if you’re not looking for a pension ,but be prepared for no raises or vertical job movement. You will be stuck where your at (unless you are in management where its like a frat club). It’s a shrinking company with no innovation, so work just to get their name on your resume and move on. The people in the trenches are great, but the management style no so much . Motorola has a bad habit of laying off older very knowledgeable , decades long seasoned employees nearing retirement, replacing them with college fresh-outs or contractors Employees recognize this bad behavior and lose dedication ,Management thinks this is saving them money short term but it costs since they are always reinventing the wheel instead of innovating . Having a practice of hiring a contractor , have you train him, lay you off since you’ve been there too long (even though you excel) , and then hire the contractor. I’ve seen this happen for years, and it’s age discrimination.They’re so blinded by their Capex spreadsheets that they’re tripping over dollar bills to pick up dimes . Do not expect to have any long term career at Motorola . Great place if you want to moonlight multiple jobs .
Material handler
Nothing except some good people you meet there.
Everything . No work ethics. Bad management mainly the one in the Shipping.
Staff software engineer
Great work/life balance Making a difference
Pay can be a bit below standards
Gis analyst
stability of work, good remote opportunities, merit pay increases, good benefits
Few opportunities for upward mobility
Service desk advisor
Great company, encourages development, good benefits and very competitive salary
Currently reducing workforce so not secure
System engineer
Good culture Work life balance Encouraging peers
No salary hike No Progression
Smart and supportive teammates — easy to ask for help
Career progression is not always clearly defined
Flexi Working Hour, Easy to get PTO (Just Apply)
Promotion window only open twice per year, and the year before you get promoted, your manager need to submit your name last year, which make totally no sense
Sr business operations specialist
Employee retention training plans good benefits
Average salaries Shift works N/A
Account executive
Team environment and room for growth
Large company and need to navigate different teams.
Channel account manager
Solid company, global footprint. Super solutions
Connection is missing No local sites
Director
Great people Low HR overhead — the best people rise up quickly Work for a company with a mission
Pay is below what you’ll get at top tier companies Culture of "innovation by acquisition"
I am just over a month into my new role at Motorola Solutions, and I am incredibly happy with my decision to join the company. From the very first day, I received a genuinely warm welcome from everyone I've interacted with. There's a strong, supportive culture that you feel immediately. What really impressed me was the onboarding process. It was remarkably smooth, clear, and well-organized. I never felt lost or overwhelmed. The company has clearly invested in making it easy for new hires to get settled. All the information, applications, and tools needed to make your work easier are readily available and accessible. It's refreshing to join a company that sets you up for success from day one. I'm excited to be part of the team and look forward to my future here.
None at the moment since I only three weeks on board.
Senior manager, product management
Culture: Every employee I've come across in almost 20 years at this company is laser focused on our mission, saving lives and keeping the public and first responders safe. Because of this, the workplace is built around a culture of innovation, ethics, professionalism, and volunteerism in our communities. On Benefits: Offers performance bonuses and restricted stock to eligible employees. Employee Stock Purchase Plan. Health insurance is good but could be better and was in the past. 401k Matching On career mobility/growth -> I've seen many employees over the years try on many hats so Motorola Solutions offers opportunities for switching from one discipline to another which creates many well-rounded experts who understand many aspects of the business. In many cases, these employees have carved the path themselves through networking. Motorola Solutions offers many opportunities to join business councils like: Young Professionals Group, Women's Business Council, Veterans Business Council, etc. Greg Brown, CEO, has done a tremendous job reinventing the company in his tenure since 2008.
Salary is not as competitive as the market based on research - may be about 10-20% below market in some instances but does offer some other benefits not offered by some companies (see pros). Recent reduction of focus and investment on DEI initiatives.
Program manager
Flexible working hours, can apply for mobility (wfh setting), good management, stable company, good benefits
Have to work outside of normal working hours (international time difference), salary is a bit low compared to other mnc, hard to get promoted, career development can be limited after a number of years
9-5 job with good work life balance
Below average increments in salary compensation.
Everyone is very human. The company is mid-size - it's easy to connect with other colleagues and find the people you need to work with across the company and across geographies. Work/life balance is decent.
Career opportunities are limited, with a very dominant core business.