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Q&A With Honeywell Employees

People, opportunity, challenges and performance. The Future is What We Make it We Define our World Honeywell is globally recognized as a culture that balances accountability and results with a high value on its people.

How employees describe working at Honeywell

This company has a severely toxic work culture. Micromanagement, belittling, demeaning comments are commonplace. Although there is an unlimited vacation policy the managers frown upon taking even spring break off. The company restructures every 6 months.

Short sighted, no customer focus

Work life balance is an issue, manager partialities no captures. HR Function need to improve

Good company but bot sure for freshers

Great prior to pandemic. Then they let go senior talent significantly impacting all business areas

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What it's like to work at Honeywell

  • Honeywell employees generally work 9.9 hrs a day
  • Employees at Honeywell report the work pace is extremely fast
  • On a typical day, employees at Honeywell have 4+ meetings
  • 73% of Honeywell employees look forward to interacting with their team every day
  • Honeywell employees most often take 20-30 paid vacation and sick days each year
  • 56% of Honeywell employees report they are happy with their work life balance
  • Honeywell employees never get valuable feedback on how to improve at work
  • 57% of Honeywell employees call their work environment negative

Q&A With Honeywell Employees

Asked to all employees at Honeywell

  • Decent.

  • You may as well be self insured. Don’t pay the extra monthly fees for it.

  • Not good

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Asked to all employees at Honeywell

  • Casual.

  • Laid back. Casual. Maybe business casual for office roles. Wearing a suit on purpose every once in a while is nice to see shocked expressions on the faces of management.

  • Business casual

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Asked to all employees at Honeywell

  • You should consider being a comedian instead of a Honeywell contracto- I mean employee.

  • Far and few in between unless you are a friend or family member of management or supervisors

  • The best to hope for is a lateral change to a less terrible role.

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Asked to all employees at Honeywell

  • 2 weeks sick, starting is 2 weeks vacation even though they tell you it’s unlimited. They say unlimited so they don’t have to compensate for it when they fire you.

  • Great except that you have to call in 1 hour before your shift starts. There are NO supervisors or planners there to to take the call or to alter the schedule. You get penalized for using PTO if you don't put in 1 hour notice before your shift starts

  • 7 PTO days per year. But you have to call in 1 hour before your shift starts or you get penalized.

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Asked to the Engineering Department at Honeywell

  • The only thing they care about is cost reduction not productivity, sales, etc. how can you do more for less. Pretty soon they’ve got the dollar store equipment of the aerospace industry

  • Numbers numbers

  • Projects MUST deliver a HIGHER margin than originally planned. No other measurement matters. It's all about the money.

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Asked to all employees at Honeywell

  • Both.

  • Drug test and background check.

  • Yes

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Asked to all employees at Honeywell

  • The don't. Your coworkers and managers are better equipped and better skilled at dealing with HR issues than HR. No one could be more detached from humanity or common sense or reasonable thought than anyone in HR. I think the only requirements To be in HR are a college degree, making sure the interviewing managers hate you, and confirmation that you enjoy being a bully.

  • Punish anyone complaining...and then fire the offending when the next round of rifs comes along

  • Depends on who is the person in HR vs. the employee. They unfairly decline to listen or investigated the situation. HR will just betray employee as Sharon Player do.

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Asked to all employees at Honeywell

  • It's a maze not very well organized

  • Its a maze

  • Old and dated, furniture bought when Ray Alvarez was still president of MIcro Switch

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Asked to all employees at Honeywell

  • Some cells are way to fast. Some people don't have meet a goal. Very unbalanced and unfair

  • Not bad if you like 4 people wanting something at the same time continuously day in and day out

  • Depends on the cell. I never know where I will be working

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Asked to all employees at Honeywell

  • Yes for office people

  • Yes, some positions can but those are being reduced.

  • some jobs are flexible and you can work from home, but a fully remote position is not available

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Asked to all employees at Honeywell

  • Humor, putting things in perspective and letting go.

  • Lying and non verbal gestures. Nod your head yes. Good! Now tell me that you can do your job just fine without support staff and with everyone wanting to leave the company if they don't get laid off first! Excellent. See you Saturday and Sunday too.

  • Bend your head down, not your skills.

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Asked to all employees at Honeywell

  • Not if you spend hours each day telling management how great they are. If you're great at your job and you already work there forget it.the quickest way to get promoted is to quit Honeywell for 3 years, gain experience elsewhere and re apply at the next level. But why put yourself through that again. You do NOT. WANT. TO WORK. HERE.

  • Hard if you are in Corp. May be different if you are at one of the SBG’s.

  • Extremely difficult unless you are family with a manager or good friend of a manager

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Asked to all employees at Honeywell

  • Not allowed

  • No pets allowed

  • No pets allowed

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Asked to all employees at Honeywell

  • If you are asking this, you are ignoring the advice of peers not to work here, or a future executive. If you aren't either, my apologies. There is no such thing for us numbers. The company does not, and I am convinced without doubt that they ever will care about any employee. Even the ones that live under a manager or director's desk.

  • Nonexistent. They don’t want happy employees

  • We don't have outings. Just management and supervisors do

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Asked to all employees at Honeywell

  • A perk or benefit. Not repeating the question for clarification. Just to clarify, that IS the answer.

  • Bonus pay for good workers but the bonus would only go to friends or family members of Management or supervisors

  • Bonus pay for laborers and associates

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Asked to all employees at Honeywell

  • Longer than it should. You'll feel like a hot potato getting passed around with managers trying to figure out who is actually hiring you, only to be redirected by that manager to the entire staff directory of a recruiting agency who will tell you to call her at honeywell who will tell you to call the manager who will tell you to call the recruitment firm. The above isn't a joke. Although it was funny. On HINDSIGHT. Experiencing it was not fun. That should have been my red flag that I didn't ignore.

  • What process? No one is left that knows what they are doing. They even fired all the admin that approved permission to access the systems. There is no onboarding process.

  • Overall the onboarding process is terrible however my boss actually laid out a good plan for me to meet others and I was able to get up to speed. But largely it requires you to take the initiative and go meet others, it’s very informal and depends on your boss.

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Asked to all employees at Honeywell

  • As innovative as a junebug.

  • Innovation does not go rewarded. They make very feeble unimpressive efforts that way and then make a big deal about it as if what they did mattered.

  • Somewhat. We need a better line of recovery fall systems

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Asked to all employees at Honeywell

  • They don't like them. Unless they are executives

  • They are lousy and overpriced. Huge deductible health insurance.

  • Out of pocket expenses too HIGH. Insurance does not cover enough prevention services Does not cover stem cell programs to help regenerate cartilage.

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Asked to the Engineering Department at Honeywell

  • They were helpful, but now no one is left who knows how to do anything.

  • My team was very helpful and took extra effort to ensure my success

  • Peer level excellent. Leadership not so much

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Asked to all employees at Honeywell

  • Anxiety and fear

  • Nervous/anxiety

  • it was alright, nothing to write home about though

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Asked to all employees at Honeywell

  • There are none

  • Don't have any

  • What team outings?

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Asked to all employees at Honeywell

  • There is NO FEEDBACK unless they want to punish you

  • There is no feedback Ever!

  • Terrible.

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Asked to all employees at Honeywell

  • That I would be treated unfairly and given terrible raises

  • That they don't know how to do business

  • That I am expendable

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Asked to all employees at Honeywell

  • Very little

  • Fair

  • Good male/female diversity especially in Engineering

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Asked to all employees at Honeywell

  • I can't. Your company just shut down inside sales and let go 14 employees

  • Make sure you have friends or family working there

  • Network with existing Honeywellians

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