BlackRock – “Beware! If you accept an offer, prepare to give up your personal life and deal with less than pleasant colleagues”

It's troubling to read through most of commentary on this company! As it turns out, I was the "Ivy League grad" working the Help Desk! I accepted the offer to work as a level 4 CIR ( A&T Systems Analyst) in Wilmington as a dedicated Unisys employee. I came to BLK with an impressive track record of success and respect and I found the compensation favorable, although BLK staffers were making about 30% more and I did not have a problem with that. After a few weeks in the role, an "IT Manager" in New York apparently decided I may have been a "risky" fit in the position due to the fact I had filed what I believed to be a highly justified "whistleblower" lawsuit a year ago against an unrelated third party that in no way affected BLK, the securities industry, or my overall credibility. Is there another "Bernie" working at BlackRock? I was contacted by my boss who informed me that because "I had filed a lawsuit" and the fact the company apparently did not like lawsuits, I was to tie-up loose ends and leave ASAP. Bear in mind that I am a credible and professional individual with solid background and federal security clearance who came to BLK with high accolades elsewhere in the end only to be replaced by a contractor much less experienced and capable for seemingly no reason at all. It was a challenge being there from the get-go having to put up with a twenty-something young man who projected the "A+ personality", but was too young and inexperienced to even know the concept of "teamwork" existed. Couple that to the possibility his position will eventually be outsourced and you kind of get the drift! After this experience, I am not sure I would desire the BLK name on my resume given actions of this nature can occur at this company without basis of any kind.