868 Configuration Analyst II Jobs

“Decent place to work...”

Pros:  “Good management Good people Not stressful work Great benefits package Managers that cared about your career path”

Cons:  “The pay was horrible and not inline with outside world or even other government contractors.” – Full Review

“Good”

Pros:  “Growth is a thing that is happening.”

Cons:  “New. It feels new. And.” – Full Review

“Molina Healthcare”

Pros:  “Great Benefits, competitive salary, business casual”

Cons:  “limited communication, alot of change in executive management” – Full Review

“It is ok”

Pros:  “Flexibility Great group of coworkers Benefits”

Cons:  “Pay could be better Sometimes the workload is overwhelming” – Full Review

“GD is a relatively stable, innovative, competitive business managed by highly skilled and knowledgeable executives.”

Pros:  “Pride in the missions - top quality, cutting-edge defense products and services as well as the best business jets (Gulfstream). Solid foundation of conducting business with…”

Cons:  “Conservative work environment that sometimes struggles to keep pace with current trends in such areas as work/family, flexible work arrangementes, use of social…” – Full Review

“A great company to work for with many great employees”

Pros:  “Great coworkers and good leadership with great opportunities. A very deverse company that maintains a central focus - Take care of the employees who will take care of the…”

Cons:  “Too many layers of management bureaucracy that sometimes slows needed expedient actions. Need more centralized control with more decentralized management actions.” – Full Review

“Great Company”

Pros:  “Fun, Courteous, Concerned, Honesty, Fair”

Cons:  “Not Flexible for time off” – Full Review

“good place to work”

Pros:  “Not a set schedule; flexible hours”

Cons:  “I wish we got more government holidays” – Full Review

“Challenging with great potential for advancement.”

Pros:  “Textron Corp offers its employees fairly strong job security, excellent pay compared to competitors, and an opportunity to further your education through tuition assistance.”

Cons:  “Travel is often necessary and sometimes burdensome depending on your position. Typical office politics do occasionally interfere with the smooth flow of business.” – Full Review