Thread regarding Honeywell International Inc. layoffs

Instill a state of panic - is that a good way to work? Honeywell using a 1992 developed strategy for continuous improvement change.

Anyone willing to reveal some facts about Honeywell's burning platform objective in terms of cutting managers or heads or bands? I assume this burning platform strategy is just occurring in Aero? TM project? Every tier 5 and tier 4 manager had to give a < 5 minute speech to 2 VP's to prove they could motivate their people by conveying a burning platform crisis intensity is needed to save Honeywell. They did not tell the managers how they would be graded or what the purpose of this screening is. Gave the managers a stressful test with zero communication of what the purpose is. Honeywell failure to communicate at it's finest. And then they wonder why nobody trusts executive management.

Honeywell CEO or some layer of executive management is apparently latching on to a 1992 developed leadership concept that you can make change happen by getting people into a crisis intensity. To me this is more short term thinking that will end our long term success. Is Honeywell really at a point where we need to panic? Or are we just being asked to panic so we can squeeze a little more bonus money into executive management pockets. I think Honeywell owes all employees facts and honest communication. If they won't present honest facts then don't expect people to trust or commit energy into their work

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hed - do you have some facts or reasons to state we need to be in panic mode or are you just crying wolf?

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To -Egn, this is time to panic, and even if I would prefer long-term thinking, right now honeywell is in survival mode and shall behave in this mode !!! This is life !!! and the result of years of long-term thinking ...

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All this company focuses on anymore is cost cutting. I remember when we used to "WIN" contracts and develop new products. This is just another scheme to reduce costs and keep the stock fraud game going for another quarter so it appears things are going great. They'll do that till the economy takes a c-ap and they can shift the blame on that. Sorry but there is no bright future or growth in the antique aerospace business.

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