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Pros
TFC consistantly develops their employees. It is a good place to work.
Cons
Having issues raising capital for the Financial Services Division
Advice to Senior Management
Keep up the good work
Pros
Up until the time of the announcement to liquidate the finance portfolio, Textron was a great place to work. Great team of talented employees!
Cons
Closure of financial services division
Advice to Senior Management
They hired great employees
Pros
Good benefits, great culture, many training opportunities. Made a point to keep up employee morale. Overall a good place to work.
Cons
Not really any cons other than some management decisions weren't the best for the long run. Should always consider the big picture.
Advice to Senior Management
Talk to lower level employees and get their input on solutions to problems.
Pros
good benefits and holidays, flexible work schedule
Cons
exiting part of business, micro management
Advice to Senior Management
don't micro manage
Pros
Flexible schedule that equals good work life balance. Lots of good people.
Cons
Processes are sometimes inefficient and hard to implement.
Advice to Senior Management
Ok
Pros
Learning opportunities are outstanding, high potential employees have sufficient opportunities to advance but may require relocation, wonderful opportunities for Six Sigma
Cons
there is a lack of communication between management and employees. advancement is entirely employee driven. The company is shrinking due to the liquidation of its non-capitve business
Advice to Senior Management
Keep your employees informed and allow your middle mangers to actually direct the employees the manage.
Pros
TFC had a great bonus program.
Cons
Terminally effected by the recession
Advice to Senior Management
Be sure that managers are treating employees fairly, humanely and with respect. TFC lost this good employee because of manager betrayal and other unprofessional conduct.
Pros
Good pay and benefits, left alone by mgmt. Good support from management.
Cons
Shut down commercial finance division, liquidating portfolio. Communication from management could be better.
Advice to Senior Management
Don't make political decisions on who to retain. Should have tried to ride out the storm.
Pros
If you work at TFC you will be exposed to new technologies on a regular basis. You will also have a relatively great deal of responsibility in short order because it is a lean shop.
Cons
Management lost its technical chops long ago and now rewards only the employees with good soft skills such as writing specs, project management, etc. , not the technical innovators. It is a vicious cycle because rising management just doesn't 'get' technology.
Advice to Senior Management
A technology based company has to invest in technical innovation and innovators by planning for it, rewarding it, and providing an upward path for technically adept employees.
Pros
Textron Financial's group-level and division-level management remain accessible and aligned with the interests of their employees. Management below the senior level is attune to the market, their employees and extremely well-qualified.
Cons
Textron Financial's senior-level management in Providence have not done very well at navigating the current financial environment, and in particular have failed in their duty of convincing Textron Inc. of the future and purpose of having a diversified financial services company as part of an industrial conglomerate. It's unfortunate to see such a solid company with strong division and group presidents be essentially eliminated because of a limited number of bad loans and overreaction on the part of TFC's parent company.
Advice to Senior Management
Increase the pace of decision-making. Decentralize the credit decision process so that people who understand the products make the decisions, and generally give the divisions and groups more autonomy.

