MANTECH reviews

Well, you're not in the Government, but you're working directly for the Government-- the same positives and negatives apply as a contractor: you can only go as far as the customer will let you (best practices?...), you're inside of the customer but, still on the outside. They are a mid-size company so all of the corporate policies, etc. are not 100% nailed down yet-- some people don't mind this and thrive in these environments, others tear their hair out; know which one you are-- if you want a more bureaucratic and stable environment, go look at Northrop Grumman or Lockheed Martin.

They are too large and do not have a set direction. They will do anything for a dollar. They have a horrible reputation as being the lowest bidder and providing the lowest workers. There are constant management changes. They make promisses and to not follow through such as they will move you up, yet years later you are still on the same project with no possiblity of promotion. Only after you tell them you are leaving, do they try to move you up. They do not stand up for the employees. The customer is always right. Even if something is spelled out in a contract, they will agree to the change because it doesn't affect them. The project manager is the one that has to deal with it. They are affraid of getting on the COTR's badside and that is at the expense of the employees.