“Don't take this job unless you are really dedicated to sales”

Pros:  “Great company with a great Product. If you are good at sales and like sports this is a great place to work. You are basically selling a product that sells itself (Masters…”

Cons:  “All the usually of a sales job. You are expected to be on the phone constantly between 8-12 and 1-5. You are also expected to develop your own leads which is the…” – Full Review

“If you are self motivated you will do great at URS”

Pros:  “Flexible, nost offices are willing to work around your schedule. There is a lot of room for growth and promoting from within. There is also a lot of opportunity to transfer…”

Cons:  “Billability is #1. You make money for URS you have a job, you don't, bye, bye.” – Full Review

“good”

Pros:  “Opportunity to do research. Chance to grow. Visa assistance. Chance to publish Chance to work with faculty members at TAMU”

Cons:  “Low Salary Regular 9 - 5 job Can be boring at times Might have mulitple bosses to report to, which is bad” – Full Review

“It's a J O B if you need to work and they will provide unless the contract runs out.”

Pros:  “If you need a salary and a job they will provide. They are in some very interesting sectors of the military which can make your job very exciting.”

Cons:  “It is all based on contract services. If the contract runs out you will be left without a job. Make sure you are always secure becuase SAIC will not provide…” – Full Review

“This is where the really important stuff happens.”

Pros:  “Lots of critically important, truly meaningful work happens here. We build spacecraft bound for Mercury and Pluto. We build gadgets that are taken to war zones as soon as…”

Cons:  “The good projects are not evenly spread. There is really important work going on, but not everyone is on such a project. Some departments have a large burden of…” – Full Review

“Overall, as good a company as any in the marketplace”

Pros:  “Good products and services offerings - well positioned in the Federal Government space”

Cons:  “Still wrestling with acquisition and process integration issues” – Full Review