The do not promote from within! But great Starting pay! - Senior Assembler L3Harris Employee Review

2.0
Feb 3, 2021
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

The pay is great starting off, and you now have every Friday's off.

Cons

Horrible Management, They do not promote from within. it will take you some years to move up into a new position especially if you start off as an hourly employee and not salary. IF you do not mind being in high school again this would be a great fit, because everyone here is out to get you.

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The L3Harris Career Framework defines both technical and leadership career paths, allowing employees to grow to their full potential. Please reach out to your manager and HR Business Partner to see how this resource can be used to jumpstart your next role with us.

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