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AI-poweredHoneywell has no confirmed layoff events on record. WARN filings indicate no active notices. Low risk — company appears stable.
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Anyone else worried about Honeywell's direction?
Lately, I've been getting a nagging feeling about where Honeywell is headed. It feels like we're spread a bit thin across so many different industries, and while diversification is usually good, it feels like we're not excelling in any single area as much as we could. I've seen some colleagues get moved around a lot, and project timelines seem to be stretching out. Management keeps talking about innovation and growth, but the day-to-day feels more like treading water. Anyone else in Honeywell feel this way? Is it just me being overly anxious, or are there real signs of struggle? Curious to hear from others, especially those in different business units, if they're seeing the same patterns or if things feel more stable where they are.
Honeywell - Anyone else feeling the jitters?
Hey everyone, been with Honeywell for a few years now in [department/division, e.g., Aerospace]. Lately, there's been a weird vibe in the air. Not any official announcements or anything, but you can just feel it. A lot of hushed conversations, some reorg rumors that never quite materialize, and a general sense of 'what's next?'. Been seeing fewer new hires in some areas and a general slowdown in project staffing. Is anyone else noticing this? Trying to gauge if it's just my specific team or if it's a broader thing across Honeywell. Trying not to panic, but it's hard not to wonder, especially with the current economic climate. Any insights from others in different parts of the company?
What are people's thoughts on severance packages here?
Hey all, I'm in a bit of a stressful situation. I've been with Honeywell for about 4 years, working in supply chain management. While there haven't been any official layoffs announced that I know of, there's been a lot of reshuffling and some teams have shrunk. It's making me think about worst-case scenarios. If the worst were to happen, what are the typical severance packages like at Honeywell? Does it vary much by role or years of service? Anyone who has gone through it (or knows someone who has) willing to share some insights on what to expect? Trying to be prepared just in case.
Hearing some whispers... anyone else seeing headcount freezes?
Been at Honeywell for about 6 years now, mostly in aerospace engineering. Lately, things have felt... weird. My manager's been super cagey about any new hires, and a couple of projects I thought were greenlit are suddenly on indefinite hold. Not seeing any official announcements or anything, but the vibe is definitely shifting. Feels like a freeze is coming, if not outright cuts. Anyone else in different divisions picking up on this? Curious if it's company-wide or just specific pockets. Trying not to panic but also trying to be realistic.
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