Honeywell reviews

4.1

84% would recommend to a friend

(23,557 total reviews)
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Vimal Kapur

88% approve of CEO

75% positive business outlook

Honeywell has an employee rating of 4.1 out of 5 stars, based on 23,557 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have an excellent working experience there. The Honeywell employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the IT (Information Technology) industry (3.9 stars).

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24K reviews
1.0
Jan 29, 2018

Do NOT Work for Honeywell

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Pros

- Wages are competitive - Interesting work

Cons

- Honeywell views employees as liabilities. They cut back benefits at every turn. For example, they just announced that 401K match will be given only at the end of Jan of each year (lump sum). You lose it if you retire or are laid off. All this when they are experiencing double digit growth and profit. - Benefits are horrible. Extremely high premiums and deductibles. No dental or vision. - No vacation except for hourly employees. They switched to unlimited vacation, but varies wildly with your manager.. - Cannot work from home - even if your spouse is dying from cancer. - Extremely poor decision making at every level. - Too many processes that add no value. - They do not care about customers or quality. - The only entities that benefit from Honeywell is leadership and investors. - Salary employees are required to work a minimum of 44 hours per week at a 40 hour pay scale. No overtime for salaried employees. - Honeywell is outsourcing as much as possible to low cost regions. - Honewell is borderline unethical.

1.0
Apr 27, 2017

Constant Squeeze on Employees

Anonymous employee
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Pros

When working on important programs, there is lots of money for tooling and prototypes.

Cons

No money for raises. Frequent years with no merit increases for the whole company. Limited advancement opportunities for non-software technical talent. Most future US hiring now targeting Atlanta. Most technical hiring is now in Mexico or China. Product management frequently makes major changes mid-program, but demands schedules not change resulting in long days and working weekends. Everyone expects new "unlimited" vacation policy will be used to severely limit vacation taken. Every year the benefits are significantly reduced. In 2017 we lost the company contribution to dental, earned vacation, and flexibility to work from home, even occasionally. In previous years we had already been limited to expensive high deductible health plans, lost our company contribution for vision, lost our company contribution to our HSA, and lost the ability to borrow from our 401(k). Morale is so low that employees openly discuss state of their job search.

1.0
Apr 16, 2017

Going downhill

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Pros

Flexible hours although that may change I work with great people and my local managers are excellent Celebrity CEO recently retired Decent pay although most likely below market rates if you stay there for too long

Cons

Unlimited vacation policy started this year, it is not unlimited and most employees will probably not get approved (yes you need to be approved for all vacation even though it's unlimited) for as much as they used to be entitled to. Medical costs have skyrocketed faster than the industry. No dental. 401k match permanently reduced to 75% of what it used to be. Bonuses permanently reduced to 50% of what they were and will most likely be eliminated in the next few years. Basically all benefits have been drastically cut. Multiple furlough each year with little advanced notice. Layoffs multiple times in the last year and now not enough people to complete the work. My 55 hour weeks went to 60+ due to reduction in force and programs have been put off or cancelled. No more remote working makes it difficult to work long hours and many of the best engineers are leaving due to the change. Its also caused severe over-crowding in outdated facilities. No career advancement opportunities, In my 10+ years I only saw one promotion and it was from engineer 1 to 2. Little to no merit increases (even with great performance reviews) and investment. Lots of red tape due to top leadership micromanaging every division. Going back to school was discouraged and no time with the amount of extra hours required to complete projects on reduced schedules. Former CEO bled the employees dry to make Wall Street happy and it will have severe consequences over the next 5 to 10 years. Every reason I started working for Honeywell has been taken away and I no longer see it as a company I plan to retire from, there are just too many better opportunities.

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