Tyco Reviews
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Pros
4 weeks vacation (office is closed between Christmas and New Years). Very competitive salary if you negotiate properly at the beginning but unless you are seen as indispensable, don't expect much in terms of a raise or promotion.
Cons
Limited to no team atmosphere across the corporate headquarters, especially within the tax and finance groups. Team atmosphere's exist intermittently but they are small, few and far between. Negative office politics are currently at an all time high in some departments. Zero organizational support for career development within the Corporate Tax department. Work / life balance is preached often but there is no follow through with ensuring that middle / lower management adheres.
Advice to Senior Management
Tyco HR needs to become more involved in the company culture. There are several sub-cultures that exist amongst the newer and younger employees that does not bode well for the company from an ethics and productivity standpoint. Large sense of entitlement by some is beginning to spoil the culture. A commitment to team building activities is an absolute must, ASAP.
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Senior Director in Princeton, NJ:
“Tyco is challenging but worthwhile for global business learning and entreprenurial spirit.”
Mar 17, 2009
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Senior Principal Software Engineer in San Diego, CA:
“Nice while it lasted.”
Mar 4, 2009
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Manager in Singapore (Singapore):
“immature processes”
Nov 19, 2008