Overall Review at 15+ Years
Overall Review at 15+ Years
Excellent benefits (e.g., 401k, insurance, tuition reimbursement, etc.).
Excellent opportunities to move around, work in different programs and/or at different sites.
Work/Life Balance: Average to good, strictly depending on location/site and program/projects.
Good pay, comparable to similar companies in the same market share and size.
Over-bloated mid-level management. Can be difficult to deal with at times.
Poor leadership and lack of accountability at high and medium levels of management.
Very tribal culture, specifically between the commercial and defense sides of the company.
Get back to basics. Live up to your proclaimed core values and lead by example with humility and professionalism.
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The recruiter reached out for an initial screening, then sent my resume to the hiring manager for review before scheduling the panel interview. The position was put on hold for a hiring freeze, but the recruiter was communicative throughout that per
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Single phone interview with a small panel. Typical structured questions requiring a Situation, Task, Action, and Response (STAR). Interviewers were helpful and happy to clarify any questions they asked or if my responses were appropriate for the sk
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Traditional questions followed a standard behavior type question format. Expected responses were in the traditional STAR (Situation, Task, Action, Results) format. The interviewers were friendly and professional, asking for examples of situations whe
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United StatesSeptember 1, 2024The recruiter reached out for an initial screening, then sent my resume to the hiring manager for review before scheduling the panel interview. The position was put on hold for a hiring freeze, but the recruiter was communicative throughout that per
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Huntsville, Alabama, United StatesApril 1, 2016Single phone interview with a small panel. Typical structured questions requiring a Situation, Task, Action, and Response (STAR). Interviewers were helpful and happy to clarify any questions they asked or if my responses were appropriate for the sk
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Everett, Washington, United StatesMarch 1, 2012Traditional questions followed a standard behavior type question format. Expected responses were in the traditional STAR (Situation, Task, Action, Results) format. The interviewers were friendly and professional, asking for examples of situations whe
