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Harley-Davidson, Inc.

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GOOD AND BAD - Data Engineer Harley-Davidson, Inc. Employee Review

4.0
Nov 4, 2025
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Job Security & Stability Reputed companies usually have strong financial backing and consistent business, reducing the risk of sudden layoffs. Good Salary & Perks Competitive pay, bonuses, health insurance, retirement benefits, and paid leaves are common. Learning & Growth Opportunities You get exposure to industry best practices, new technologies, and structured training programs. Professional Work Culture Standard processes, ethical practices, teamwork, and discipline — all help you grow professionally. Strong Resume Value Working in a well-known company adds weight to your CV and increases future job opportunities

Cons

High Competition & Pressure Expectations are high, targets are strict, and performance is continuously monitored. Limited Creativity/Freedom Strict processes and hierarchies can limit innovation or your ability to try new ideas freely. Slow Promotions Large organizations may have fixed hierarchies — promotions and recognition can take time. Less Visibility In big companies, your individual contribution may not always be noticed.

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5.0
Dec 2, 2025
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Great service and joy to be at

Cons

The work ethic is a lot slower

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Harley-Davidson, Inc. Response
3mo
Thank you for posting a review. Did you mean to leave this feedback for a specific Harley-Davidson dealership? If so, search for the dealership by name and place your review there so they can hear from you. Each H-D dealership is locally owned and operated. If you meant to leave a review for the corporate office, thank you for the feedback.
2.0
May 14, 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

- Flexibility with schedule allowing for a good work/life balance - Great people to work with - Brand recognition

Cons

-Leadership is in a constant state change which also provides instability of the strategy. - New CEO brings "new" products and promises but if you look back over the past few 5 year strategic plans, very little changes. - Financially struggling to make a profit - Employees are not rewarded based on performance. IF there is a financial increase to base pay everyone gets the same amount. There are no merit increases. And they haven't paid out a bonus in a couple of years.

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