“Great place, a lot of recent growth”

Pros:  “Growing company, opportunities, and good leadership”

Cons:  “Commuting to downtown DC can be painful” – Full Review

“Good place to work”

Pros:  “easy hiring process. good pay and you basically pick your own work days. A good opportunity for college student to earn some decent money.”

Cons:  “It has become more competitive over the years. Hard to get scheduled for at your preferred site/school. You will get no benefits: health, retirement, paid leave.” – Full Review

“Growing Pains have Changed the Culture”

Pros:  “UASC has an excellent benefits package that is second to none, from time off, to health benefits and 401K, which promotes a very healthy work life balance. Contributions…”

Cons:  “As USAC has gotten bigger, and busier, senior management has gotten more out of touch with what is happening at the employee level. With the improving job market…” – Full Review

“Great Benefits, Needs to Stop Acquiring Companies”

Pros:  “Summer Fridays and vacation is decent, other benefits are reasonably good, there are a decent number of really great workers and good people at the company. HR and management…”

Cons:  “As a result of the constant acquisitions, there are far too many databases, too many layoffs, and not enough communication between a couple of departments and the…” – Full Review

“Maturing Organization; Need to Align with Current Leadership”

Pros:  “Good organization that is doing work work. Opportunities to advance if you land in the right part of the organization and with a leader that is strongly aligned and who likes…”

Cons:  “Industry pressures and corporate culture is oriented toward how well you are aligned with some of the new (past 3 years or so) leaders. Like all organizations there…” – Full Review

“salary review as consultant”

Pros:  “reliable company to get a contract job on H1”

Cons:  “Benefits are not good and its contract position” – Full Review

“Overall good place to work”

Pros:  “great pay and excellent benefits”

Cons:  “it is all about whom you and not really all your hard work and qualifications” – Full Review