Before I begin submitting applications I was wondering what types of questions HR is allowed to answer? From my understanding they are only allowed to give out date started/date ended, salary and would I be eligible for rehire. A coworker said that’s... — read more
The severance at Honeywell is a disgrace
I haven't done a comparative analysis of severance pay here and competitors, but severance pay at HON is really shameful. Do you know how much worse it is than individual competitors? I only know that it is humiliating for all the people who have... — read more
We are hiring again!!!!
So I have seen for the last couple of weeks new faces at the site and realised that we are in a recruitment drive. Guys that were retrenched last year and given a severence package are being re-employed back. Although, I am happy to see those guys... — read more
It is all about the money and your life
Here it is late on Tuesday, July 6rh We are under a hurricane warning. You call the plant closing number and you get a message from July 4 at like 8:45 am telling you the plant is open for normal business. Hello!!!!!???? Even when you ask your... — read more
I think I will last longer than them
There's no way I'm just leaving here without severance pay. It's ridiculous how much they try to get me out of here without severance pay using various subtle tricks. They are very creative when it comes to that. I believe they do the same things to... — read more
Need Learning Hub training on how to lie to vendors
Getting sick of having to lie to vendors about Honeywell not paying its bills. It’s not a part of my job description or skilllset. Guess I need to skill up than. Any chance there’s a course for that on the Learning Hub? Hard ball negotiation... — read more
This is depressing
I haven't been at Honeywell for too long, next month will mark my second year. What makes me really sad is to see how scared my older colleagues are of layoffs. Everybody is willing to do whatever is asked of them even when it's unreasonable to make... — read more
Lie Flat -- a response to modern slave owners like Honeywell
Asia is finally starting to get the picture. “We generally believe slavery has died away. In fact, it has only adapted to the new economic era,” a woman who writes under the name Xia Bingbao, or Summer Hailstones, said on the Douban social media... — read more
Do they care?
Is there a proper exit interview at HON for people who quit? Not just a checklist to make sure you gave back your laptop and whatever else, but a proper interview where they ask about the reasons for leaving? A lot of companies find that exit... — read more
Having trouble finding a job after a layoff
I have applied to many jobs and have gotten interviews but after all this time I still haven’t found anything. When I don’t hear from the interviewers or receive a politely worded email stating I am no longer being considered for a position it takes... — read more
Panic RDE cutoffs
More empty charge numbers. Is there any way to interpret this other than MoneyIn
Has the move started for Redmond?
Anyone knows what is happening at Redmond?
Is there anything you are NOT worried about?
My day consists of worrying about being laid off, more benefits being cut, being passed over for a promotion and a raise again, not upsetting my vindictive manager, being able to finish my work in time despite knowing it's physically impossible... My... — read more
Don't let yourself be burned and turned
Companies like Honeywell practice "burn and turn" meaning they hire people for about 3 years or so, extract as much unpaid free overtime as possible through constant abuse, threats of layoffs and firing. Then once the employee is exhausted they force... — read more
Why do leadership fail to communicate effectively?
There has been little to no communication from leadership on what our future holds. The reason - lack of true leadership. Another possible reason is what most people suspect - the future here can only get worse. Another reason is that they... — read more
There are still good managers at Honeywell
I'm just wondering how many. I see a lot of people complaining about their managers - and I'm not doubting it's very much deserved - and I keep thanking my lucky stars that I'm one of the seemingly few who still have good ones. He is probably what... — read more
Unconscionable
I am 62. I was forced out after 34 years. For 32 years I was graded yearly as a good employee. In the final two years I was graded as the worst. The funny thing is I saw what was coming as my hair grayed, so I stepped up my game. My last two... — read more
Vaccine or mask?
Curious what others' thoughts are on the recent return-to-plant communications: "voluntarily show us your vaccination proof which will unlock privileges such as no mask requirement"? There could be many reasons someone doesn't get a vaccine. I'm... — read more
We used to drive HON's success
How any business treats its employees will determine its success. HON used to know this once, when it treated us as assets. Now, the company only sees numbers instead of employees and it doesn't care what and how much they contribute - if the number... — read more
COBRA Subsidy
Did any of you who were invol RIF'd get your COBRA subsidy check to cover April & May yet ? I was told by benefits it 'll take 1 to 2 months to get it .
Double-edged sword
I’ve got 17+ years with HON. It is considerably harder to walk away mid-career with so many years vested. It’s definitely a damn if you do/damn if you don’t case. Do you hope and pray you can survive any future layoffs? Or do you try to move on... — read more
How were the benefits cut back?
I haven’t been here long so I don’t know, but someone mentioned that since 1989 when he joined Honeywell the benefits have slowly started to cut back. I wish there was some overview of how it all went downhill with benefits over the years. I'm just... — read more
The company with the worst work/ life balance?
Has HON ever been a company that fosters an environment where work/ life balance is valued? I wouldn't say so. I am almost certain that this is the least important thing for them, and it seems to me more and more that they would prefer that we only... — read more
Is Honeywell Aero Posting Positions That Were Laid Off Last Year?
Last year I was caught up in the Aero layoffs and it was very emotionally draining. Honeywell was the only company I had worked for but I was naive to think there would be a loyalty from Honeywell to it employees. Ironically at Honeywell getting... — read more
What's really funny?
All these VP's and Directors who think there is no way this would never happen to me... I'm in the know. One of my friends will tell me. Well, up pops a meeting with your boss and HR. Guess what? BAM! You have been Honeywell'd!
Return to office - offices are not ready
Listening to the "return to office" meeting. What a joke! Facilities are not ready. They had months to prepare. Typical half-a$$ed roll out from management.
posting frequency as a metrics for happiness
Average time between posts/replies on Raytheon layoff site... 2 days. Average time between posts/replies on Honeywell layoff site... 20 minutes. Raytheon is not exactly a leader in employee happiness either. This site should have a dashboard. — read more
Taking advantage of all the benefits?
It's only now that I see how little benefits I've actually used. HON has consumed my life. I worked hard, but HON always wanted more. I can't take it anymore. Before I leave, I would like to make good use of all possible benefits, as much as... — read more
When did it hit you?
How long did it take for you to realize this is not the same place it was when you join? Or alternately, it was not the same place you expected it to be when you joined if you've only been here for a few years? I'm asking because I see so many people... — read more
Made up and Manipulated
Earlier this week, Chairman —— and Chief Human Resources Officer —— identified these three biggest strengths of the Honeywell employee experience.. as if those two actually searched the raw data and read the thousands of comments… .. — read more
A year later, no regrets
The moment I left this place I felt happier. A huge weight was lifted off my chest, but there was still some anxiety since I was starting a new job and I wasn't sure if it would pan out the way I had hoped. A year later, I'm a new woman. You don't... — read more
Being made redundant soon but yet my manager wants us to work unpaid overtime
Most of us at this site are being made redundant before the end of the year. My line manager wants and actually expects us to work unpaid overtime no questions asked until the bitter end. My manager could not understand why several of us said no... — read more
Why is nobody trying to stop the brain drain?
Nobody at HON seems interested in making sure that the brain drain is mitigated and the most talented people stay with the company. On the contrary, the management is happy to see them go and it keeps throwing money their way during layoffs to make... — read more
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Being a “yes man” is not always a way to get ahead at Honeywell?
That's a classic trap in any work situation. Being a "yes" man brings you more work, but not necessarily more personal satisfaction, or money. And, at the same time people expect you to take on more and more. Don't be fooled, HON likes "yes man"... — read more
ISC Town Hall and Voice of Employee Survey Results
Note to management: When employees say we are "seeking more recognition" it really means that we are seeking betting compensation. You can sugar coat it any way you want, but we don't care about a generic acknowledgements or even your bravo... — read more
No point in excelling at what you do
Years ago excelling at what you do meant good things for your career. Now it means the opposite. In a work environment where being average at everything is the encouraged norm, excelling will earn you more work and less chance of advancing your... — read more
LinkedIn - 4,648 Honeywell USA Job Postings
Thoughts on why Honeywell has so many open and unfilled positions?
Even when you work your hardest it’s still not enough for them?
I do work for several people. I’ve never liked to talk about myself in superlatives, but objectively, I work a lot more and I’m much more productive than most of those who have a much better status than me in this company. It doesn't bother me, but... — read more
Not available anymore
Is that one of the best parts of giving a notice? After years of having to be available here 24/7, as of yesterday I finally don't care about being available and at your service all day. I agree that it’s okay to work hard and be engaged, however... — read more