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Anyone else worried about Honeywell's direction?

0x7f73…4468

·2d ago·2 comments

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.

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0x1cd8…e6e5

·2d ago

I hear your concerns. It does feel like a lot of plates are spinning right now, and it's hard to see a clear focus sometimes. The constant reorganizations and shifts in priorities are definitely making it tough to feel like we're making real progress on key initiatives. Management's emphasis on future growth is a bit disconnected from the current operational challenges. Hopefully, they have a solid plan to consolidate and drive performance in core areas.

0x28dd…0833

·2d ago

I'm not entirely surprised by your observations. The sheer breadth of Honeywell's operations can be a double-edged sword. While it offers resilience, it can also lead to diluted resources and a lack of deep expertise in certain segments. The perceived lack of momentum on the ground, despite positive messaging from leadership, is a common sentiment. It would be beneficial to see a more defined strategy that clearly prioritizes where the company intends to truly lead.