Pros
Honeywell quality toolkit is outstanding. You'll learn a lot about improvement and efficiency. Stock is consistently strong. In Kansas City, factory closure between Christmas and New Year's is like an additional week of vacation. The new facility is beautiful. If you work for a good manager - and there are plenty - it's a good place to establish yourself professionally before moving along to a better opportunity. If you're an engineer, you'll have loads of opportunities to do interesting work and try different areas of focus. It's a good place if you're in IT, purchasing or finance, and a great place to work if you're in a skilled trade. The machinists are brilliant and deservedly well compensated.
Cons
In Kansas City, leadership is inconsistent and mercurial. There is a definite "old boy" mentality, and resistance to new ideas.The HR organization is mostly evil. If you're thinking of a job in communications, be careful. The manager takes a "ready, fire, aim" approach. She's quick to make decisions, not so much to think them through.