“Wyle--A great company to work for.”

Pros:  “Wyle offers good opportunity to move around in the company.”

Cons:  “Sometimes feel detached from main company due to working directly with customer at their site, but not from a lack of the company attempting to include us.” – Full Review

“Multimedia Designer/Graphic Designer”

Pros:  “Still a small company, so a family atmosphere exists, which can be both good and bad, I guess.”

Cons:  “Better communication between senior management and everyone else.” – Full Review

“Multimedia Designer/Graphic Designer”

Pros:  “Still a small company, so a family atmosphere exists, which can be both good and bad, I guess.”

Cons:  “Better communication between senior management and everyone else.” – Full Review

“OK if you like working for the customer”

Pros:  “-Generous benefits -Good pay depending on contract and customer”

Cons:  “-No raises and low COLA each year -No bonuses” – Full Review

“Multimedia Designer/Graphic Designer”

Pros:  “Still a small company, so a family atmosphere exists, which can be both good and bad, I guess.”

Cons:  “Better communication between senior management and everyone else.” – Full Review

“It was an awesome company to work for before the IPO”

Pros:  “If you want to work with really intelligent and passionate people, SAIC is a good option, especially if you have an energy, environment, government, military, or IT…”

Cons:  “The tone and feel of the company (at least my little corner of it) has gone drastically downhill in the past few years...basically since it became a publicly traded…” – Full Review

“Booz Allen takes care of its employees and offers a competitive compensation package.”

Pros:  “Professionalism, compensation, quality of coworkers”

Cons:  “Being assessed for business development as a technical professional, no promotion track if not willing to market the company” – Full Review

“I enjoyed the many of the people, the culture, and mission. Didn't enjoy the politics and back biting.”

Pros:  “I love having every other Friday off, and work 9 hour days.”

Cons:  “Many of the PFA Level 3 and 4's do not have college degrees and have work experience of many years. They now are working with college grads that are more advanced…” – Full Review

“Very nice and friendly company which cares about its employees”

Pros:  “Flexible.Growing.Appreciative of your work. Caring management. Regular office get-together and parties. Not stingy while providing office supplies. Pleasant work atmosphere.”

Cons:  “Restricted projects. All federal projects so things move slowly.” – Full Review