Lockheed Martin Employee Reviews about "work life balance"
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- "Good Benefits and a full catalog of potential tech careers can be had working for them." (in 1218 reviews)
- "Great work life balance while feeling satisfied and fulfilled by the work I am performing." (in 652 reviews)
- "Some managers have absolutely zero clue how anything actually gets done and are poor leaders.'" (in 262 reviews)
- "upper management is bad, instead of trying to cut cost where it is needed, the CEO gets bonuses for lay offs on the hourly employees and bonus for the rehire of same hourly employees for 'creating' jobs" (in 118 reviews)
- "Senior leadership had a very difficult time articulating that overall strategy and direction for the division." (in 110 reviews)
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Return to all Reviews- 4.0May 26, 2022Project Engineer, StaffCurrent Employee, more than 10 yearsMarietta, GA
Pros
Great benefits working to provide great products to our customers. While it's a gov't and military thick environment, the current generation leaders are beginning to be more professionally 'softer', if that makes any sense. This has resulted in a more reasonable work environment and understand of work life balance.
Cons
Still have some remnants of leadership to are anti-telecommute/virtual work. These folks are moving into retirement, mostly, but there are some in my generation (GenX) in leadership who still don't grasp the effectivity of virtual work. These cons a slowly slipping away, but it's happening. It's a military-rich environment as our customers are mostly all military and gov't folks. Which means many of us employees are veterans as well. Us veterans tend to carry archaic leadership styles with us into the civilian sector, which leans towards placing schedule and metrics above people at times. It's not often and I've seen huge improvements in my 2 decades in the company. I'm looking forward to seeing this continue to improve in the next decade.
- 5.0Oct 9, 2008Anonymous EmployeeCurrent EmployeeRockville, MD
Pros
Great career opportunities and great upper management. Benefits package is better than most competitors. The management is very hesitant to let anyone go. Layoffs are extremely rare. Even with the stock market crashing, Lockheed Martin stock is doing great and my 401k is still looking good. The management here is worthy of trust and make every effort to be as fair as possible. Company offers ability and flexiblity to work from home which helps a great deal in work/life balance situations. Thanks.
Cons
Cost of living in the Rockville, MD area is quite high. Other than that the company and it's management are great.