Honda Employer Reviews

honda is an ok place to work but due to redundanceys i am seeking new employment

I used to work monday to friday, One week daytime and one nighttime shift( 6:05a.m to 3:35 pm and late shift 4:15pm to 2:45 pm).I learned lot of things usually we all learning everyday of our life.Very good management,Working with co-workers as team is great for motivation and ideas also moral in the work place growth and job satifaction.Nothing is – more... too hard for me,I always going easy.I am enjoying at my work place,always trying. – less

large manufacturing company with many different roles available

very enjoyable but hard work learned lots hardest part was the shifts an most enjoyable was meeting new people

boring, nothing, rubbish, even rubbish-er, being there, 3.30 finish

easy going fun place to work. they placed you in an area that usually fit you. everyone was easy going and fun to work with

Management contradicts one another, they do not want employees to have more hours on the clock than schedule but would ask the employees to work with out beeing on the clock. I could go on for ever, but these are just some examples of very poor management and decision making managers, not to mention harrasment by Senior management.

I enjoyed working at Honda when I first started but when I got to know the management I slowly started not liking it. Very dishonest. I was offered a higher position with a raise the day I started and a 2nd raise after 60days of being in that position. When I approached my boss about my raise he laughed at me. The company isnt large enough to be giving – more... raises out. I therefore told him I can no longer work for them without a raise. I am a single mom and need to be making good money. Though I am very thankful for some of the things I have learned while working there. I will not work for liars and people who do not look out for their employees. – less

it was the biggest mistake leaving that company
had great benefits, nice bonus good management,
very well organized operation

A typical day included routine office work and interacting with customers, co-workers, venders and salesmen. I enjoyed working with my co-workers, and the management was very professional and
courteous. The hardest part of the job was recording the auto transaction information in the police log (manually) while keeping up
with answering the phones at – more... night, due to the detailed work involved. The most enjoyable part of the job was working with other people. – less

HARDWORKING LADY
I LEARNED MORE ABOUT ME AND OTHER PEOPLE AND TO WORK HARD
MANAGEMENT IS VERY GOOD
CO WORKER WAS VERY NICE TO WORK WITH
HARDEST PART OF MY JOB NOTHING I ENJOYED IT VERY MUCH
EVERYTHING WAS ENJOYABLE I LOVED MY JOB AS A SERVICE ADVISOR

shipping and receiving, order stock and special orders, inventory, wait on customers

i enjoyed my woksite in honda.the hardest part is to stand under sun,its too hot over here,management is friendly towards all employees,i learnd to manage and coordinate and to deal with customers,most enjoyable part is on the day we are being called for giving us the salary

Work is extremely repetitive but makes the day go by faster. At times the work can be physically demanding which may result in repetitive stress injuries. Co-workers are your average "blue Collar" type which were easy to get along with. Washroom breaks are documented and no sitting is permitted during core work time.

Learned how to work as a team, – more... quality control and be highly productive... to the point that keeping up with "the line" can be difficult for some people.

Management for the most part are uneducated people who have been trained to follow and enforce company policies. It's not uncommon for management when confronted on a policy to "make it up" in favour of management. Upon employee disciplinary action, don't expect ANY copies of any documents. If you're legitimately sick and require time off or require sick benefits for medical issues/time off, you're flagged by the company which may result in no job advancement and being put on "coach / counselling" for attendance.

So, if you're healthy and never get sick, have a thick skin and tolerance for this type of work environment, look no further. You'll fit right in with this régime. – less

Working 3rd shift was tough but, i was able to work with my wife so, the time went by fast.
The staff was friendly and informative.
The hardest part of the job was when i would have to squeeze between the robots to clean.

did lots of filing
took lots of others shifts
management isnt great
some coworker liked helping

I would have to say honda was probably my favorite factory i have ever worked in because it was clean well organized and everybody there was was respectful.buy there was a few supervisors who could have done there job alot better

I answered multi line phone for facility . Ran messages to tower(managers), as well as car sales , and service department. Entered gas receipts , filing, made temporary car tags, Helped with customers, baked cookies for customer counter as well as coffee bar, light cleaning of children's play area, customer lounge, my desk cookie counter coffee bar – more... etc. – less

was good for money but they want robot peaple
managnet had to micro manage every detail of your day

Its a fun place to work. Its just you got to get up 3 hours before your shift started to make it on time for work. And if theres an accident on the highway. You will be waiting for hours before its cleared. I learned how to put items on cars. My co-workers was very nice. And the day went by fast.