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What is it like working at Johnson Controls Inc?
July 2019
"Circle of Distrust."
Marketing Communications Manager in Lansdale:
Pros: I get to leave at night
Cons: Heavy administrative burden and lack of people investment to relieve it.
December 2020
"Great Place to work."
Manufacturing Supervisor in Marinette:
Pros: The people are professional and helpful
Cons: It's a large company and it's easy to become faceless.
November 2018
Technical Writer:
Overall the culture here is great. People are nice, it's a fun place to work, you get lots of different opportunities to work in innovation. The work is tough going though. The main issue I have is the pay is borderline insulting in my department. I'm here for a while now and have never gotten a raise despite very positive end of year reviews. I really don't want to leave but I might have to find better pay elsewhere.
January 2019
"Lot of growth opportunities."
Regional Sales Director in Sydney:
Pros: Interacting with customers with different cultures and getting results
Cons: Organisation bureaucracy
January 2019
"Hybrid of office and in field work."
Software Engineer in Waynesboro:
Pros: The field is changing in positive ways
Cons: Not very much teamwork, individual work for the most part
February 2019
"Challenging, rewarding, frustrating."
Marketing Operations Manager in Milwaukee:
Pros: The variety of projects that I have responsibility for.
Cons: That lack of IT support and funding.
February 2019
"Challenging, rewarding, frustrating."
Marketing Operations Manager in Milwaukee:
Pros: Flexibility, variety of tasks, global reach
Cons: Lots of red tape to get changes made.
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