Aug 10, 2022 - Associate Software Engineerin Salt Lake City, UT
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Great work life balance. 9/80 and 4/10 schedules available, remote work. No set schedule and you get paid for your time over 40hrs because you are paid hourly. Unlimited sick leave, 4-week parental leave, 4 weeks vacation but you can get more with your manager's manager's approval. You can work around important events like recitals to avoid using PTO i.e. leave work 2 hours early and work an extra 30min the other days. You can find work related to what you want to do with your career in the future.
Cons
Directly tied to the Pros that come with getting paid by the hour is the fact that you are paid by the hour. You have to keep track of how you spend your time accurate to the tenth of an hour and attribute it to a program/project you are working on. These programs have budgets and if they are running out they will stop work and you can't get paid for working on them. You have to be on top of making sure you actually have work to do. Notifying your manager of potential breaks in work etc.
Some legacy employees remain since the merger but few are left. They will assist you best. The new leadership will not.
Cons
Following the acquisition of Exelis by Harris, and the subsequent merger with L3 Technologies, the new leadership is ill-equipped to administer a business they clearly know nothing about. Employees who ask questions or disagree with process changes are ostracized and often fired, leaving the only option left: Let it fail, which it has. Promotions and new hires are based on identity and not qualifications. New hires are often paid more than those tasked with training them. This is not a good company to make long term career plans.
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May 14, 2022 - Administrative Assistant in Palm Bay, FLPros
Stability, flexibility, good ethics and no discrimination.
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No Administrative assistant training available. You learn as you go.
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Aug 10, 2022 - Associate Software Engineer in Salt Lake City, UTPros
Great work life balance. 9/80 and 4/10 schedules available, remote work. No set schedule and you get paid for your time over 40hrs because you are paid hourly. Unlimited sick leave, 4-week parental leave, 4 weeks vacation but you can get more with your manager's manager's approval. You can work around important events like recitals to avoid using PTO i.e. leave work 2 hours early and work an extra 30min the other days. You can find work related to what you want to do with your career in the future.
Cons
Directly tied to the Pros that come with getting paid by the hour is the fact that you are paid by the hour. You have to keep track of how you spend your time accurate to the tenth of an hour and attribute it to a program/project you are working on. These programs have budgets and if they are running out they will stop work and you can't get paid for working on them. You have to be on top of making sure you actually have work to do. Notifying your manager of potential breaks in work etc.
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Jul 1, 2022 - Technician in Clifton, NJPros
Some legacy employees remain since the merger but few are left. They will assist you best. The new leadership will not.
Cons
Following the acquisition of Exelis by Harris, and the subsequent merger with L3 Technologies, the new leadership is ill-equipped to administer a business they clearly know nothing about. Employees who ask questions or disagree with process changes are ostracized and often fired, leaving the only option left: Let it fail, which it has. Promotions and new hires are based on identity and not qualifications. New hires are often paid more than those tasked with training them. This is not a good company to make long term career plans.
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