DynCorp International Reviews
Updated Feb 8, 2012 – Reviews are posted anonymously by employees.
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Company Rating Based on 42 ratings Employees say it's "OK" |
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Pros
The salary for being overseas, that covers it all, really. You are not going to be promoted into corporate, no one knows how to get a job there. Mostly everyone is a contract employee.
Cons
A transient workforce in which your supervisor could be good or could be a tyrant. Mor the latter than the former. Coporate says it is trying to improve how people are treated.
Advice to Senior Management
How about actually holding people to the DI Star instead of paying lip service to it!
Pros
The money is tax deffered
Cons
Managers do not want to leave their office. Complain about having to many emails too respond too while the personnel in the field gets shafted.
Advice to Senior Management
Clean house or get involved
Pros
The company does very significant work that enhances our military's capability.
Cons
Upper management is cut throat and not concerned with employees well being.
Pros
- Supports US Forces overseas
- Champions global development
- Champions global diplomacy
- Good compensation and benefits
Cons
- Revenue drives many decisions
- Consistent focus on downsizing G&A costs
- Ownership changes roughly ~3 years
Advice to Senior Management
People first...if taken care of, the mission will follow
Pros
Pay is competitive and liked the location
Cons
Corporate needs to re-evaluate their managment.
Advice to Senior Management
Managers should be open about changes within the companies and department. Directors should listen to what the lower level employees are telling them about their managers and make changes to the management instead of brushing them off.
Pros
international travel and benefits package
Cons
hard to get transparency on job term of reference
Advice to Senior Management
clear job progression needed - what is the next step up the ladder and how to get there?
Pros
Pay is great so you can tolerate the work.
Cons
Almost directly told you are replaceable all the time.
Pros
Compared to having a job and not having a job, you can always start networking to find other places for employment by networking with other contractors.
Cons
This company underbid many other contracting agencies to win the bids. In this business practice, they do have numerous oppurtunities, but the individual suffers because you salary is lower than what it should be, plus numerous cuts to the benefits package.
Pros
Bad economical situation in my country. Because I have accepted to be here. Otherwise I would think twice to accept such a job.
Cons
Too many promises for good life,promotions and good salaries. It gives you hope all the time but at the end you become aware that those were just empty promises. It is very rare someone to be promoted. 90% from the Balkan people are not satisfied with their FNA contracts. Anyway, someone has to open the world map and to see that Macedonia and Bosnia are part of Europe.
Advice to Senior Management
To be more concerned about its employees. People use to quit just because they are not satisfied with the money. If the company wants to have and keep the professionals with it they have to think about this issue. Otherwise only Kenyians and Indians will work here.
Pros
Salary was ok compared to other companies. Always paid on time.
Cons
Long, long, hours. Purchasing Manager was not suited for leadership. Incredible workload with not enough staff. Manager did not seem to care about his people he just wanted the work to get done. They operate in dangerous countries.
Advice to Senior Management
Treat your people better. They are your best asset.

