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Honeywell

4.2
  • > 100,000 employees

Honeywell Reviews

Based on surveyed graduates working at Honeywell. Read on to get an insider’s view on life as a graduate.
4.2
Based on 208 reviews

Pros & Cons

  • The emphasis on Graduate development through both soft skills and technical on the job training whilst working on large projects.
  • The variety of the work and the challenging nature of the work
  • Pay, Flexible hours.
  • Opportunity to travel for work and training and having offices all over the world give you a chance to work anywhere
  • Working with cutting edge technology
  • Not enough graduates and the work is a bit single tracked
  • Lack of jobs, uninteresting work
  • Being a large corporate there are a number of policies and procedures that can get frustrating
  • Limited creativity/stimulation in the office environment
  • A lot of work delegated to graduates can be a bit daunting at times.

What Insiders Say

7.1
Career Prospects
7.1
Career Prospects
Have seen people in the company move from grad to senior leadership positions within the company
7.9
Corporate Social Responsibility
7.9
Corporate Social Responsibility
Part of a Peer Focus Group which aims to improve working conditions and social constructs of the working culture
7.2
Culture
7.2
Culture
Teamwork is a bit lacking, everyone for themselves.
8.6
Diversity
8.6
Diversity
There a wide range of different people and cultures who I work with
8.2
Satisfaction
8.2
Satisfaction
Working in electronic security system user interfaces and design schedules
8.7
Management
8.7
Management
Great communication. Easily approachable
6.6
Office Work Environment
6.6
Office Work Environment
The current situation is a bit cramped due to the need for certain facilities for a large project. Dress code is a business dress but without full suit jackets and smart casual Fridays
8.4
Recruitment
8.4
Recruitment
The interview process was very good and the HR team was always willing to help. Questions regarding my education, what I was expecting out of the job and how my skills would be useful to this specific role and the future of the company. Research about the company. Look up the definition of your role and see what the company expects people in this role to do. Also, be prepared to answer a lot of general questions about your university experience and try to link how you can use what you learned at uni to be good at the job.
8.0
Salary
8.0
Salary
Pay is good but offsets slightly by work hours
8.4
Training
8.4
Training
I've picked some good soft skills with respect to the graduate trainings that they have hosted. I've also picked some technical skills in relation to my ICT role.
8.1
Work Hours
8.1
Work Hours
As long as I get the job done, everyone is happy
8.7
Sustainability
8.7
Sustainability
Great global green initiatives

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