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3.8

73% would recommend to a friend

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Christopher T. Calio

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1.0
Sep 21, 2012
Recommend
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Pros

Pay is great. That's the only reason to stay there if you can handle the rest of the stress that you're given.

Cons

Management is terrible. They don't communicate with each other. They also record your conversations without your consent sometimes so be careful of what you say. Don't trust HR. It exists to cover upper management's butts when they make mistakes. Don't fall for their "niceness". The most unethical management I've encountered in my career. Management expects you to work overtime without getting paid. They will be all nice to you when they invite you for an interview but you will see their real faces when you actually work for them.

4.0
Sep 11, 2012

Raytheon

Recommend
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Pros

Great work Environment; nice people. Company has all needed equipment and spares no money in getting it if needed.

Cons

Raises are usually around 2-3%

2.0
Sep 10, 2012

Raytheon

Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

Every other friday off. Close to the airport. Computers are replaced every three years. Some nice people. There is a bonus mechanism but the auto union members get much more than the Raytheon employees, except for the executives.

Cons

Raytheon keeps dwindling the benefits down to almost nothing. No longer any pension. They make people take these education classes on a yearly basis that are useless. It has gotten to the point where a person can not even go on travel without watching every penny that is spent and the expense reports can take a great deal of time as every charge is nit picked. The managers tell the employees that they are looking out for them so they give them the chance to move to different positions without any chance of promotion. They call this a lateral move. Raises are not worth the paper they are written on as they average about 2 1/2% which does not even come close to actual inflation. Employees are encouraged to go onto further their education with no guarantee as to a promotion once the masters degree is completed. In short people are spending two to three years at night school for no reason, unless their plan is to leave the company once complete. There is no dedicated sick time, so people come in sick and everyone else gets sick. The stock holder has become the main concern for the company and the employee has been placed far down the priority list.

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