Not what it Was - Marketing L3Harris Employee Review

2.0
19 Jan 2020
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Prior to the Harris merger, the company was a great place to work, although leadership was lacking.

Cons

Since the merger the company has gone through a lot of negative change. Difficult to rise through the ranks, not diversity friendly and benefits/bonuses are going down.

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L3Harris Response
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Thank you for taking time to leave a review. L3Harris strives to create an environment that celebrates diverse ideas, perspectives, experiences, and backgrounds. In fact, our CEO recently joined the Catalyst CEO Champions for Change in late 2019, pledging to accelerate progress and representation of women. We also support internal and external development opportunities for all employees; support local PRIDE events; and promote diversity in hiring through diversity career fairs like SWE, NSBE, and others, in addition to college and experienced events. Lastly, we have a pay-for-performance culture here at L3Harris, which means raises are based on an employee's performance over the previous year.

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Cons

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