Could be worse, could be much better. - Quality Inspector L3Harris Employee Review

3.0
Jan 31, 2021
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

Decent Tuition reimbursement and health insurance. The work is not bad depending on the department you work in.

Cons

Senior management has become to corporate, only concerned about metrics and making money. Making supervisors lose sight of their employee's and what it takes to get work done on the ground. They expect to get more than they are willing to give and let bad employee's get away with bad work and expect good employee's to make up for it. Most people are miserable everyday. Not much room for advancement without a degree. Job postings that do not require a degree, you will not get the position if your not interested in getting a degree in the future. They are degree snobs.

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L3Harris Response
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We're disappointed to hear you feel your experience has not met your expectations. We are working to further the employee experience through our listening strategy and will continue to implement actionable changes to improve. Additionally, though some jobs may require higher education, as you mentioned, our educational assistance program provides help for those who wish to accelerate their careers with us. Thanks for your contributions, and we wish you the best of luck!

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