FAA Reviews
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Pros
I am not sure about the "best" reason, but one of the big reason I am here is job security, benefits while on the job and then retirement benefits. Also, if you land in a good group - like luckily I did - you have the benefit of working for some very smart people.
Cons
Just like any government - or actually, any organization of this size (I do not think it is really a government v/s private sector, it is small v/s big issue), there is a lot of bureaucracy and hoops to jump to get anything done.
Advice to Senior Management
small satisfactions go a long way. An example, a group pizza once a month - would go a long way.
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Business Analyst in Washington, DC:
“Job security at it's best.”
Mar 28, 2009
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Air Traffic Controller in Lansing, MI:
“Air Traffic Control - either love it or hate it!”
Mar 18, 2009
1 found helpful
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Airway Transportation System Specialist in Tallahassee, FL:
“Great Training and rewarding Job Satisfaction”
Mar 2, 2009
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Computer Software Specialist in Atlantic City, NJ:
“FAA is a good place to work usually...all government offices have a lot of bureaucracy.”
Jan 5, 2009
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Air Traffic Systems Specialist in Springfield, MO:
“Get paid a lot to compromise your values.”
Dec 23, 2008
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Air Traffic Controller in Fremont, CA:
“The FAA is not that bad”
Oct 29, 2008
1 found helpful
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Aviation Safety Inspector:
“Why I like the FAA”
Oct 21, 2008