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“working great with our intrested jobs.”

Pros:  “i want to work on electrical field with design of auto desk.and i really want to improve my knowledge on auto desk and desigining field.”

Cons:  “Currently my company does all drawing for a job in one AutoCAD file. We then have layer states and multiple layout tabs to organize. This results in a huge file…” – Full Review

“MITRE has given me the chance to have several "careeers" without leaving the comapny.”

Pros:  “Opportunity to work with very intelligent people. Good leadership. Challenging work to help solve major national problems. Great pay and benefits; otustanding retirement…”

Cons:  “A large, traditional organization that can be slow to change. The company does not always consult employees on issues that affect them. Employees perceive a lack…” – Full Review

“Great place to learn the ropes of corporate culture.”

Pros:  “Education is open to everyone, you just have to be the one to plan it out and do it. No one will guide you as in smaller companies.”

Cons:  “Mentors are hard to find. They are out there, but because the company runs on office politics, they are all busy finding their own future directions.” – Full Review

“It has been awesome!”

Pros:  “Excellent Senior leadership. Great company culture.”

Cons:  “The 100% commission is tough but well worth it in the end.” – Full Review

“It's been a roller-coaster”

Pros:  “There's a lot of smart people to learn from here. Management takes an active role in career development. If you get into the right group you have opportunities to work on…”

Cons:  “While the many of the managers are very good technically, they aren't so great people managers. Re-orgs and management shuffling happens a lot. The leadership…” – Full Review

“Wrong management team for a company growing this quickly”

Pros:  “If you're in right place at right time you could get promoted into leadership role even if you don't have correct skill set for the position.”

Cons:  “Micromanagement resulting in missing the big picture and making wrong decisions.” – Full Review