Very organized and rigid - Program Manager L3Harris Employee Review

4.0
Sep 2, 2020
Recommend
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Pros

Great co-workers. 9/80 work weeks.

Cons

Process for everything. With the merger of L3 and Harris, there are growing pains as many systems are being streamlined. There is quite a bit of inefficiency but maybe that will be reduced once all systems are established. If your work does not fall into the primary focuses, then your work is not seen as important. Not a fan of "unlimited" paid time off.

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L3Harris Response
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Thank you for your response and patience as we continue to improve our processes to ensure agility and alignment. Our discretionary PTO provides flexibility so employees can better manage unexpected events that may occur or if they want to simply go on an extended vacation. Please reach out to your HR Business Partner if you would like more information on how discretionary PTO can add value to your work and life balance.

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