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“Great place to work, fun and laid back.”

Pros:  “Everyone is friendly and positive. Location is great. They are flexible with your schedule. Environment here is family oriented. Fun place to work.”

Cons:  “The compensation is not the best, there are people being hired that are making more than some of the staff that's been here for some time and are doing the same…” – Full Review

“good place to start if your passionate about defense”

Pros:  “many opportunities for young people and they have positions for most business majors. Very easy to apply online on their career site”

Cons:  “each sector has different benefits, health plans, etc. Can get really confusing if you try to transfer sectors that is why most people dont do it.” – Full Review

“Really positive for a contract role.”

Pros:  “Great Location. Incredible people. Understanding management.”

Cons:  “Limited ability in scope of work.” – Full Review

“Below Average Contractor Cat house”

Pros:  “- They paid you on time. - Some flexibility with work hours. - Looked good coming in. Unfortunately that impression was short lived.”

Cons:  “- No comp time for unexpected customer site shut-downs (ie snow storms), This was especially irritating when every other contracting firm working for this customer…” – Full Review

“Good”

Pros:  “Opportunity for growth, better benifit, cutting edge technology, no red tape”

Cons:  “It is a pretty new company. As it is growing it needs to hire technical managers and empower developers as it is doing currently” – Full Review

“Very Good Company To Grow With”

Pros:  “Nice place to work. Very good management support”

Cons:  “Salary revision is bit slow(Yearly once).” – Full Review

“Good place to work at”

Pros:  “Great people to work with and supportive team environment. Bethesda office has more promotional opportunities than Carlsbad HQ and is at higher salary scale. Management…”

Cons:  “Senior executives may not communicate clearly. More transparency in company's goals and visions may be necessary. Limited promotion and advancement within the…” – Full Review