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“Great Place to Work”

Pros:  “Solugenix was a great place to work. The corporate structure allowed for solid growth. However the company that hired us to consult made it difficult to properly do my job.”

Cons:  “Depending on the hiring firm, consulting with Solugenix could be difficult. No fault to Solugenix, just the nature of the business” – Full Review

“ahh the joys of government work.”

Pros:  “great people, who support you and make you feel like a family.”

Cons:  “Cuts in the budget, lower than private sector salary, and poor facilities.” – Full Review

“Room for Improvement”

Pros:  “Management is very lenient on allowing time off to address personal issues. Very receptive to compromising with employees to take care of their personal needs.”

Cons:  “Very minimal advancement opportunities. Lack of diversity at the senior management/executive level of the organization. Middle management afraid to ask questions…” – Full Review

“Mass Exodus”

Pros:  “Very dynamic organization that changes (culturally, geographically, and business leadership wise) almost every six months. Impressive amount of international mobility with…”

Cons:  “Aside from the fact that they may not be solvent by the time you are reading this: if you aren't over 40, retired O-5+, and former KBR, well you simply don't have…” – Full Review

“Large company easy to get lost”

Pros:  “Large company lots of opportunity for advancement”

Cons:  “As i mentioned in the headline easy to get lost as far as getting things done” – Full Review

“horrible”

Pros:  “sitting at a computer all day, dont do much”

Cons:  “dealing with phone issues. horrible experience” – Full Review

“To many hours, Not enough help”

Pros:  “I have a great DM who is very hood understanding of lifes issues. There have been times I needed off due to family illness and he has always worked with me. I pretty much…”

Cons:  “I guess it is the same problems you have in all retail situations. Not enough payroll and since I am salary I have to pic up the slack. So that opens the door for…” – Full Review