Average Salary for Asrc Federal Holding Company Employees - Page 3

Pros: It pays the bills well. I am afforded exciting opportunities to work on interesting projects (with far reaching effects) and travel. I feel like I'm contributing to something bigger than myself. It's a job. I like that I feel like I am only a few steps removed from decision makers. I have been advanced in position each year since I started, so that's nice. I like my immediate supervisors always seem to want the best for me and want me to succeed, whether its working for them or somebody else. Cliched take: feels like a family ugh. I like that they've taken chances on me and it's paid of for myself and them, each time. I get to do the work that I actually like to do and learn a little bit more each day, so that is a plus.

Cons: It's a job, so that in itself is kind of something to not like about it. I feel like the contracts I have been part of have been managed well, but I also think the idea of "lowest bidder, technically acceptable" when it comes to government contracts is a joke, but that's more of a gripe with the government more so than the company. Not too many complaints if I'm being honest. Their employee portal could be better; it would be nice to have access to important standard forms (like I've been editing the same travel request form for 2 years now, because I can't just go into a share point and download a fresh copy). They also changed health insurance from BCBS to Cigna and that was a massive downgrade in my humble opinion.