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Updated Sep 24, 2023
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Return to all Reviews- 3.0Aug 11, 2016ManagerFormer Employee, more than 10 years
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Training and development, challenging opportunities. Good people.
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Never-ending uncertainty. Business is constantly updating its official corporate culture and is seemingly always impacting teams with reorg's (buy/sell/realign).
- 4.0Apr 26, 2018Senior Financial ManagerCurrent Employee, more than 10 yearsSchenectady, NY
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Global company with strong businesses (Aviation, Healthcare, Power, Renewables, Oil & Gas). Talent is generally very good and the culture of integrity is strong which helps in doing business around the world.
Cons
Current transition of management (CEO, CFO, Senior leadership), changes in Board of Directors and structure of the company creates a lot of uncertainty. Ongoing restructuring & cost out actions necessary but painful
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