Worst company ever! Avoid, absolutely terrible - Anonymous employee Honeywell Employee Review

1.0
31 Oct 2021
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

Large multinational well known name. Pay and fringe benefits

Cons

Terrible leadership, simply the worst. Bad behaviours from VP level rarely goes noticed by HR. People been in business 25plus year no idea what good looks like. Businesses are run like a second hand car dealership. Uneducated middle managers, zero expertise, go fast approach little regard for any strategy or planning. US centric Solely focused on metrics, top bottom line Slave to quarters results Honeywell MOS (management operating system) total joke just a word for a series of ineffective meetings tier calls, multiple daily, in which leadership micromanages employees. Worst planning system, no idea how to forecast sales demand leading to massive issues in Supply Chain. Ops directors totally clueless. When sales are down, will ask employees to take 2 weeks unpaid leave.

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We appreciate your comments about working with us and take your feedback seriously. We encourage all employees to discuss concerns with their direct manager or human resources team members. -Molly

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