“decent place to work, too many acquisitions = chaos”

Pros:  “Some of the most talented people (especially data architects and senior software engineers) I've ever worked with were at Level3. The pay and benefits aren't too bad.”

Cons:  “Company was saddled with debt, too many acquisitions, and general chaos. It was too easy to get stuck in a silo for no reason.” – Full Review

“Has redefined its business with strategic acquisitions but working to improve the execution of its vision”

Pros:  “competes well in market place compared to industry peers on price and product offerings. Has proven willing to change management and is desperately trying to improve…”

Cons:  “Fragmented organizational structure with lots of silos Has suffered some quality issues from growing by acquisition very quickly Technology company tun by…” – Full Review

“Good Company, tough economy, good benefits”

Pros:  “Great technology and drive to succeed”

Cons:  “Government Contracts are inconsitent and tough to get” – Full Review

“SAIC simply one of the best companies to work for”

Pros:  “SAIC has a very good Culture, the Managers are good, easily approachable. Facilities too are very good inside the company. Shift allowances too are ok”

Cons:  “Not much of Cons to think off, but being not such a big company, there aren't much of projects and they aren't keen to spend much on trainings” – Full Review

“NORDAM acknowledges capabilities and makes opportunities available, should the initiative be there.”

Pros:  “Large company with a small company mentality. Appreciates everyone and treats them as family. I believe opportunities are there that make the effort to go above and beyond.”

Cons:  “Volatile industry. As long as you work to diversify your overall knowledge and expand your presence, you are appreciated; however, if you become content with your…” – Full Review

“Good Benefits, good pay...poor management”

Pros:  “Benefits and Pay are top notch”

Cons:  “From personal experience, the few management staff really don't do the job well...but that doesn't speak for all of them” – Full Review