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Nov 12, 2009
2009-11-12 17:02 PST
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Pros
Over Northrop Grumman is a good place to work.
Cons
Some of the managers give Northrop Grumman a bad name, because they do not have people and communication skills. Very unsupportive when a good job has been performed. Always look for the negative in things.
Advice to Senior Management
As a whole, Management needs to go through a class on communication, respect, and positive feed back in the environment. This will make the workplace a better place for everyone. When this doesn't happen, it lowers the morale of the team; this makes it not a good place to work. Communication is the key. Secondly, being able to listen to your employees, not just tell them what is expected. Always try to find some type of good in everything. This will boost the morale in the work place, and make it a happier work environment.
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Senior Systems Administrator in McLean, VA:
“Northrop Grumman, not a bad place to work...”
Oct 21, 2009
1 found helpful
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Help Desk Technical Support III in Lebanon, VA:
“Not for those who are ambitious and certainly not in the Lebanon, VA location. ”
Oct 18, 2009
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Tech Lead/Senior Software Developer in Huntsville, AL:
“Company in Decline”
Sep 24, 2009
1 found helpful
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Network Security Analyst in Mannheim (Germany):
“Did a pretty good job at integrating with military--everyone worked together pretty well”
Sep 11, 2009
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Anonymous:
“Ok but not great company to work for.”
Sep 10, 2009
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Senior Software Engineer:
“Dilbert Land, OMG!”
Sep 4, 2009
1 found helpful | 3 comments
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Systems Engineer in Carson, CA:
“Not the best and not the worst”
Aug 26, 2009
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Anonymous in Washington, DC:
“Your standard Beltway Bandit - NG is just another large defense contractor that needs techies out billing the government”
Aug 25, 2009
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Member of Technical Staff in Los Angeles, CA:
“Technical expertise is everywhere”
Aug 23, 2009
