“SCESC”

Pros:  “I work under commerce now with the TRA and WIA proram I don't know what to put here I just want”

Cons:  “It is not a good place to work the only positive is early retirment. Terrible terrible. The are coming under new managment hopefully things will change” – Full Review

“Raytheon has been a wonderful place to work I'll only ever have one 1st job I'm glad it's here”

Pros:  “Excellent compensation package and PTO Great place to work with classes during the day or after hours offered by experts some onsite degrees offered by the likes of JHU”

Cons:  “ability to find interesting assignments is hampered by current defense industry climate the commute is pretty harsh Traffic is terrible” – Full Review

“Good”

Pros:  “Cutting edge company Interesting projects Gym is good, cafe is also nice though is crowed during lunch”

Cons:  “Pala alto housing is extremely expensive.” – Full Review

“Experienced Insurance Professional”

Pros:  “Great CEO! Jeffrey Glazer is one of the most creative, credible and balanced leaders I've ever worked with over my career. His willingness to lead with complete transparency…”

Cons:  “Workload varies and presents challenges from time to time however organizationally it balances out over time.” – Full Review

“Great growing company but changed as it got bigger”

Pros:  “Great people,good benefits and work/life balance”

Cons:  “Unfortunately, company politics and red-tape surfaced and has taken over the culture of the company” – Full Review

“Great place to learn about technology!”

Pros:  “Cross-training, in the numerous sections. The company is so big, that there are so many new jobs to learn. Never a dull moment. Easy to start from the bottom and work your…”

Cons:  “Hours worked are long! Pay should reflect your qualifications and experience. Schedules constantly change to support the customer.” – Full Review

“Free-agent in a consulting structure”

Pros:  “Surround consultants with great recruiting, business business development and admin staff. Good opportunities to travel if you want to. Consultants do not have to sell their…”

Cons:  “Very limited firm infrastructure in terms of IT apps and support. Benefits more in-line with a contractor model than a consulting firm model. Difficult for…” – Full Review