Summer Olympics Debate - Connersville, IN

Has anyone worked at the honda plant? I was thinking of switching jobs to work there but have heard mixed thoughts. Please comment only if you have worked there or still do. Any input would be helpful. Thanks

my husband just got hired on there maybe a month ago. he does rail/wwl (driving the new cars on test track). they are strict with new people but i havent had a problem out of them what so ever. i hope my husband works there for many years.

Me work at most honorable Honda prant. Veddy much hard work. Too many lazy Mericans who want take break, smoke cigarettes and smell rike beer! Me go back to Tokyo for sure!

Y Mi Too wrote:

Me work at most honorable Honda prant. Veddy much hard work. Too many lazy Mericans who want take break, smoke cigarettes and smell rike beer! Me go back to Tokyo for sure!

Y u sound rike ole friend of mine. u talk just rike em. lol

i remember when they were taking apps. and had many more than they needed, now they cant keep enough workers. that being said, i wouldnt work there somethings wrong.

Just because Honda has discovered over time how lazy, useless and unprogressive the American worker is nowadays, doesn't mean that there is something wrong with them. If you make us work hard, do it right and not get patted on the butt, we just don't want to do it.

amg wrote:

my husband just got hired on there maybe a month ago. he does rail/wwl (driving the new cars on test track). they are strict with new people but i havent had a problem out of them what so ever. i hope my husband works there for many years.

just to let u know ur husband is lying to u about driving the new cars around the test track. Wwl only does the driving from out of the building to the parking lot where they park them in an order to load them onto the rail cars they also do the window stickers in the bulding that shows the options the vehicle has but they do not go on the test track in any way shape or form I can gurantee u that 110% if he is telling u that he is just trying to impress u for whatever reason that is..

I was a test driver for Honda. Test drove one home to Connersville.

Don't work there anymore.

I worked there and they are very strict only one 30 min and 2 ten minutes of break time in 8 hrs and there are so mAny people there it's hard to get from a to b

alien wrote:

I worked there and they are very strict only one 30 min and 2 ten minutes of break time in 8 hrs and there are so mAny people there it's hard to get from a to b

That's all you get in a factory two ten min breaks and one lunch break 30mins.

Best all around sport for excercise with non-stop action during the games. Exciting to watch. Requires only learning a few fundamental rules. Played it ever since Jr. HS through college and amateur leagues. Also was referee for 18 yrs.

helpful wrote:

<quoted text>That's all you get in a factory two ten min breaks and one lunch break 30mins.

yes but it takes time to get back to your spot so cut those times in hslf

I work in body assembly. It's not bad...if you can deal with the swing shift. I've worked in much worse places for a lot less money. The work is easy once you get the hang of it.