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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 the Operations Department at Honeywell

  • The team? Self preservation is Paramount, and management can't do anything to help anyone even if they genuinely want to. And executives? Useless. Unless you count them ignoring everything customers and employees have to say. Then you've got an impressive world class exemplary degree of willful ignorance.

  • Half the team is pulling all the weight

  • Scrambling to find cover from the latest directive from above.

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Asked to all employees at Honeywell

  • Low

  • Above average

  • Sometimes good, sometimes not so good.

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Asked to the Product Department at Honeywell

  • TERRIBLE!!

  • Lacking

  • no leadership at all

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Asked to the Product Department at Honeywell

  • Morale is down. 40+ hours weekly

  • 8 hours per day. Bad vibes

  • very negative. 8 hour shifts

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Asked to all employees at Honeywell

  • Working in my specialty.

  • The challenge

  • A job well done!

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Asked to all employees at Honeywell

  • vacation

  • IRA matching

  • The compensation package is comparable to the other businesses in the area. Would like to have better insurance with a copay.

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Asked to all employees at Honeywell

  • We have a small team so everyone knows everyone else very well.

  • Loyal employees who have paid the price to work for Honeywell.

  • Very close cohesiveness and work ethic.

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Asked to all employees at Honeywell

  • Employees who want to see the company succeed.

  • We don't have firm walls regarding our positions

  • People

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Asked to all employees at Honeywell

  • Yes.

  • Used to. When the company cared about it's image. I've heard about 2 volunteer opportunities in my 4 years with them.

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Asked to all employees at Honeywell

  • Honeywell is a lot like a dealership bait and switch. Not many differences.

  • Same as everyone else. They don’t innovate anything, much less interview questions

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Asked to all employees at Honeywell

  • What could the company improve on? Oh you mean ON BOARDING interview. My mistake. No hard questions.

  • Why do you want to work here?

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Asked to all employees at Honeywell

  • Honeywell behaviors. Know them and learn them well and be prepared to share an experience you've had demonstrating each one. Then unlearn them because that is the only time they will actually matter. Just look at the CEO. Wonder if he even knows what they are.

  • Why do you wan my to work here? What do you have to offer?

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Asked to all employees at Honeywell

  • If you need experience and have no better options or if you need a paycheck until you can find a decent job somewhere.

  • I have no idea. It’s nothing but a paycheck which is more than some can say right now. When the economy picks back up don’t bother with it.

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Asked to all employees at Honeywell

  • That I have enough experience with them to move up. Next step is out the door.

  • It used to be a good company, but it’s a has been that is dying rapidly

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Asked to all employees at Honeywell

  • You aren't a suit or exec? Might as well have not even asked. Get a master's degree first. Oh, but if you do that, you will surely have better options than Honeywell

  • Quick in and out the door

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Asked to the Product Department at Honeywell

  • Far and few between

  • There are none even if you ask for it unless you are friends with management or you are an Adult child of management

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Asked to all employees at Honeywell

  • Tactful and diplomatic communication. Tell people what they want to hear. Never the real deal.

  • To be successful, the ability to over boast what you do and prove others are incompetent.

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Asked to the Operations Department at Honeywell

  • Managers who have a spine are quickly reminded why they shouldn't care about employees or customers and keep nodding their heads and agreeing with superiors or they are shown the door. Executives don't have to care about the company, just themselves and their 'circle quick movement.' Become your best. Ha. Passion for winning? What a joke. Tell me another.

  • Incompetent. Don't know what people's jobs are yet make desicions for them.

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Asked to the Product Department at Honeywell

  • A person that does the work and doesn't cause problems (Drama) Integrity and morality should be upheld

  • Show up on time with a smile and don't question anything

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Asked to the Product Department at Honeywell

  • Depends on how well your negotiating skills are

  • Pay is never discussed

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Asked to all employees at Honeywell

  • Be honest

  • be direct and to the point. Look them in the eye and lie. Tell them what they want to hear.

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Asked to the Engineering Department at Honeywell

  • Very helpful we have good management and get along well

  • my team is terrific

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Asked to the Engineering Department at Honeywell

  • Sociopath, sends out thank you ISC email while at the same time firing half of them

  • local leadership is positive, senior leadership is removed

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Asked to all employees at Honeywell

  • I don't feel secure. Business is down. I always get accused of doing wrong

  • Very

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Asked to all employees at Honeywell

  • Go getter

  • Results focused, people oriented, good communicators

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