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Ratings for U.S. Department of Defense

  • Appreciation
    3.5
  • Company Outlook
    3.8
  • Fair Pay
    3.1
  • Learning and Development
    3.6
  • Manager Communication
    3.7
  • Manager Relationship
    4.0
  • Pay Policy
    3.5
  • Pay Transparency
    3.7
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U.S. Department of Defense Reviews

What is it like working at U.S. Department of Defense?

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Information Technology Specialist in Newport News:
Pros: The pay, retirement offered (TSP)
Cons: It's the Army thus Army mentality, if you can't stand being yelled at with no expectation of speaking up for yourself don't approach.
It is a COVID affair.
Nursing Manager in Portland:
Pros: The ability to impact and change the trajectory of an individuals life through medicine.
Cons: The extra duties.
Diverse job with limited roles.
Maintenance Supervisor in San Diego:
Pros: Great benefits and stability
Cons: Tied to a military requirement that increases what’s demanded from the job
Fast paced and constantly evolving.
Administrator Assistant in Vacaville:
Pros: I like the consistency
Cons: The uniforms required and grooming standards.
Interesting.
Management and Program Analyst in Oklahoma City:
Pros: When we were temporarily forced to telework full time
Cons: The people who harass me and those who are complicit to it
Slow paced but meaningful to the US military.
Electronics Engineer in Oklahoma City:
Pros: The job security and work to life balance
Cons: Slowed paced and underpaid compared to industry
Being a 91L in the U.S. Army.
Heavy Equipment Mechanic in Fayetteville:
Pros: I love troubleshooting and fixing problems
Cons: My pay. I feel as though I am worth more.