Tyco Employer Reviews

While I worked at Tyco the emplyes were well informed in there job knowledge and also in the training of new employes and man power personel. The employes were very patient and thourow in training to asure you were taught correctly. At the time of my employment thru HKA at Tyco I had just lost my son of 18 yrs within two weeks of my hire. I delt with – more... the situation the best I could at that time but I found it hard to deal with every day situations, so soon after his death. Scense then I have recovered to the extent that I would like to further my employment at Tyco and to show you that I can perform to Tyco exspectation and get my life going forward again. – less

TE Connectivity has been a good place to work. Good pay and benefits.

When I was hired, I was told honestly that Tyco does go through lay-offs, so I understood that going in. I was eventually layed off from the E. Berlin facility.

The plant generally had good managers that set good examples. One thing I found frustrating was the long-term employees so set in their ways it almost became impossible for a new person to – more... feel welcome. – less

I am on a contract with Tyco in the capacity as a Nationa Credit Manager to facilitate the centralization of the finance and Credit department

ran a line with great people, managment was great always there for you, nothing was hard, loved to learn and my team of great co workers what made are line complete, the company treated us with respect

Typical day begins with project status. Learned that communicatino is key. Management always communicates with us. My co-workers are always willing to help. Hardest part of the job is waiting on the customer to communicate back. The most enjoyable is when the job closes.

I really liked this job the only reason I left was for a internship. Highly recommended

A nice flow line, each performing different task. Great place if your a soldering person.

These rating do not reflect on the time I worked there for Raytheon. When Tyco bought the plant, it was know that they wanted the government contracts. Raytheon was an awesome company to work for.
Tyco shut this plant down.

Work 10 hour a day plus Saturdays. The employees are great people.

This is the best place that I have ever worked. Loved the atmosphere, the men, the company. First place that I had ever worked that I felt like a valuable asset to them. Only reason I left was relocate to help take care of brother in laws child. I would still be there and probably stayed there until retirement.

Working at Tyco was very good experience, I learned a lot in my new job role as Sales Manager. Co-workers & colleagues were very cooperative & supportive. The hardest part was facing sales review meetings. The most enjoyable part of the job was traveling.

A regional manager that has made it impossible for any success of the commercial team members or their managers to do thier job with integrity.. It is truly a shame corporate is blinded. Hence why they cannot retain qualified managers or sales team members.

could work every job in supply chain.
MRP systems, inventory management, world wide shipping. Organizations skills
mix of good and bad management.
Greatest co workers I've ever worked with
Coordinating multiple shipments to multiple world wide sites
Having an empty warehouse after shipping a complete order.

typical day was working with undertrained people high stress enviroment. Harassment from coworkers and management coworkers spent more time telling on one another than doing there job management turned there heads for people they liked and rode the others till they quit or were fired for the smallest mestakes. Temps were treated like garbage and if – more... a fuss was made they would end up being walked out – less

Rotated every two hours job scope to make fire smoke alarm sensor.

Made a lot of new friends and it was very enjoyable to work there for summer job.

good working culture and co-operation.understanding working conditions

Too many people stabbing others in the back to climb the ladder

Very busy, multitasking work environment.
I learned almost every aspect of the company. Trained and cross trained in many departments.
Very close knit working environment. Very team oriented.
The hardest part of the job is when the company shut down and I lost my career.
The most enjoyable part of the job was the challenging work environment, always – more... changing and growing. – less

Extensive years in managing personnel with a proven ability to priortize and handle multiple tasks and projects concurrently. Goal orriented individual with solid teamwork skills, ability to learn/teach technical and complex information to personnel at all levels. Strong skills in communication, dedicated and long term employee. Proficient in one-on-one – more... training, as well as facilitator lead classroom training. – less