L3Harris reviews

There are too many to list but among many: Top heavy management and not enough people doing the actual work Corporate management constantly coming up with initiatives that are rolled out like in a dictatorship, with little regard for impact on business and customers Executive leadership in Florida spend their days inventing new metrics they want captured, thus allowing little time for employees to do value added work

Oh where to start where to start. The only reason the review isn’t one star is because of the great people you will work with. However there is a lot of problems working here be warned. The building in Clifton, NJ is old and falling apart. There is a rat and cockroach infestation that corporate and senior leadership ignores in order to improve their bonuses by saving capital funding. The bathrooms haven’t been updated since the 1970s and I don’t think the building was ever cleaned in my time working there. VERY DIRTY! The salaries are embarrassingly low, the lowest. You will make 10-15% less than someone doing the same job in the same industry and region. There will never be any bonuses or pay raises over 3% unless you are in corporate. You will use outdated technology and equipment and will be shamed for asking for something as simple as a new chair. Senior leadership has no idea what they are doing and only care about revenue. I would think a company that makes mission critical solutions for the warfighter would put their customers needs first but nope, if your contract isn’t a big money ticket, you are relegated to the back of the line. Senior leadership and corporate have no idea what is really going on VERY out of touch and will ask you to go in 50 different directions and you will go in 49 and they will complain about the 1 you didn’t have time to get to and shame you. They are nasty with no clear message; leadership needs to know what they want before coming to the average working folks. New hires are forced to use broken chairs from the cafeteria and it Is a struggle to get a pen. A thousand lashes for the treatment of new employees, they should feel welcomed and the company being so cheap makes its very difficult. You will NEVER have adequate tools to do your job, and as such never be put in a position to succeed. The biggest problem I see is that people in high level roles really have no idea what they are doing and it is obvious and affects the organizations morale as a whole. There is a crazy high turnover rate due to the inability to notice and keep good talent, along with the work environment its self.