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U.S. General Services Administration

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Flexible, but low morale - Anonymous employee U.S. General Services Administration Employee Review

4.0
Apr 25, 2015
Anonymous employee
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Pros

Lots of work at home opportunities. Wide variety of job types. Significant organizational changes underway. Could be returning to the list of best agencies to work for in the next few years.

Cons

Very top heavy, limiting mobility into GS 14 & 15 levels, in several divisions. Scandal from several years ago still stings, and drives some counter productive policy and behavior.

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Pros

Great work life balance and benefits

Cons

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Pros

More technologically advanced than other government agencies. Much more lean, agile and less bureaucratic than other government agencies. Lots of opportunities to learn about the various types of commercial acquisitions.

Cons

High turnover at the top of the organization in recent years. Confusing communication/lack of explanation regarding re-organization and new work environment. Recent efforts to downsize resulted in extremely high workloads, disorganization, and very poor morale. Depressing to see a once great place to work to be in such disarray. (Many areas have gaps in knowledge and expertise due to mass exodus and reorganization). Top leadership seems out of touch with what GSA does and how it operates on a daily basis which has exacerbated morale problems. Feels “political” vs. the normal apolitical stance every government position I’ve had over the past 15 years I’ve been in the career field.

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