Decent pay, poor management - Systems Engineer L3Harris Employee Review

3.0
28 Jul 2021
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Remote work is encouraged, vacation time is nice, lots of holidays are given off, unlimited pto and sick time, generous benefits

Cons

Management isn’t ran smoothly/ great, ever since the merge most of the company has no idea what other locations do or work on, they expect a lot for promotions even early in career

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L3Harris Response
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Thank you for leaving us a review. We are glad to hear you are enjoying our flexibility and our benefits. We encourage you to reach out to your HR Business Partner to discuss some of your suggestions. Thank you!

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