“Good company to work for!”

Pros:  “Training/Tuition Reimbursement program encouraged furthering one's education. Company has OnLine University that offers useful and various training/improvement courses…”

Cons:  “CACI SmartPlan (Retirement/401K) could use more communications with the participants. Can't think of anything else that was negative” – Full Review

“Dedicated to high quality work product”

Pros:  “good people, supportive, dedicated to quality”

Cons:  “like any other employer, can be high pressure to perform and work overload” – Full Review

“Great people, interesting work, comfortable work environment”

Pros:  “Great people Comfortable lifestyle High level of work life balance”

Cons:  “Slow paced Political office environment Low pay” – Full Review

“Strong firm undergoing large organization changes in uncertain times.”

Pros:  “- Capable Staff - Good compensation for junior staff with hard skills (e.g. engineering) - Relatively good job security in stronger market accounts - Very collegial…”

Cons:  “- Front-line / contractual leadership ability may vary across markets - Future outlook for the company may seem "poor" for markets or services hit by sequestration…” – Full Review

“zytus”

Pros:  “good company to work with.”

Cons:  “small company to work with.” – Full Review

“Pretty horrible place to work except for small pockets of good guys.”

Pros:  “Several good employees who are willing to put up with the baloney”

Cons:  “No employee feedback until you get called in by the COO and milk-toast HR manger and handed a termination letter full of inaccuracies listing your sins and…” – Full Review

“IC Analyst”

Pros:  “Professional, great pay, always encouraging in educational and work goals, willing to pay for poly's to make you more competitive in the IC.”

Cons:  “Medical insurance, but the company does help by deposting a small amount into your HSA every quarter.” – Full Review

“Great company to work for”

Pros:  “Good atmoshphere and a good work life balance”

Cons:  “Not terribly secure, Dependent on government funding year to year.” – Full Review