Princess Yachts International Plc Careers and Employment

Work wellbeing

Results based on 44 responses to Indeed's work wellbeing survey.

Work wellbeing score is Low, 57 out of 100

Happiness

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Low

Stress-free

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Below average

Purpose

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Low

Satisfaction

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Low

About the company

Founded
1965
Company size
1,001 to 5,000
Revenue
£75m to £365m (GBP)
Industry
Manufacturing
Headquarters
Plymouth
Link
Princess Yachts International Plc website

Princess Yachts Limited is a British luxury motor yacht manufacturer, French-majority owned and based in the city of Plymouth, Devon, England. Wikipedia...

Princess Yachts Limited is a British luxury motor yacht manufacturer, French-majority owned and based in the city of Plymouth, Devon, England. Wikipedia

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Reviews

Manager in Plymouth, Devon

on 12 September 2023

Amazing product and people

Love the people and product. Shame about the poor leadership...absolutely no strategy and don't expect any training of worth. The end product is world beating but very painful getting there. The new owners are doing the right thing but middle management's interpretation of direction is abused by egotistical and slightly stupid senior management. Regardless this company can be really fun to work fo...

Mechanical/Electrical Engineer in Plymouth

on 11 July 2023

The worst job I ever had!

So I went for an interview which I waited for 3 hours before even being seen, I then got the job as they were after an engineer. This was not the case, they are after a lackay or a cleaner, or a road sweeper but definitely not an engineer, I brought my own tools to the job which I was laughed at bring ling a Vernier and micrometer as supposedly not needed when building a £16million pound yacht. I ...

Carpenter in Newport street

on 26 June 2023

Not fun

The only thing that keeps people here is the overtime and the lads who work here. Management have no idea what they’re doing and now the new owners are in they’re pushing for unrealistic targets. Iboss dosent work and it just is a bad mental health place to work. Rapidly going downhill.

Fit out engineer in Plymouth

on 30 May 2023

If your face fits

Allow the bullies and slackers to run the boat line and decide who stays and who goes. Inconsiderate selfish unhelpful workers. Music is on repeat at full volume and you have to shout to the person next to you, in the next compartment. Lack of training. Lack of equipment, supplies. Company are bad supplier bill payers. Managers look after their own finances figures. Unfair differences between cont...

Composite Laminator in Plymouth

on 22 May 2023

Extreamly bad and do not recommend

Since day 1 i started the place has been a total jokeThey tell us they cant afford to give us overtime, but constantly take on new trainees everyweek,We barely EVER have the right materials for the job especially toolsIts a struggle to find anythingManagement is terribleTheres wayy too many people whos managment personally think its a job to walk round all dayManagers are hypocrites tell you...

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