Lockheed Martin Corporation (IT Consulting)

Also Known As: Lockheed, Lockheed Martin, Lockheed Martin Consulting, Lockheed Consulting

Consulting - Information Technology

VAULT RANKINGS 2013

#13 Prestige

#2 Cyber Security

#4 Public Sector

GENERAL INFO

Headquarters: Bethesda, MD
80 offices
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THE BUZZ…

"Premier US defense contractor"
"Short-sighted when it comes to their people"
"Superb research and analysis"
"Too big to manage or develop personally"

NEWS AND UPDATES

Vault's Scoop

Uppers

"Flexible schedule and tuition reimbursement "
The Lockheed Martin name carries some weight

Downers

"Excessive yearly ethics and compliance training"
Very bureaucratic

ABOUT THIS COMPANY:

The best defense

Lockheed Martin is a global security company focused on domestic and foreign defense and civil markets, with the U.S. Department of Defense and other federal government agencies accounting for the majority of its business. Historically, more than 80 percent of the firm’s annual revenue has come from the U.S. government, with sales to international governments and a small amount of commercial activity making up the remainder.
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Lockheed Martin SALARIES

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Lockheed Martin SURVEY SAYS

Serious work, casual culture

Despite the serious nature of the business it’s involved in, Lockheed Martin staffers report a culture that ranges all the way from "semi-casual to casual." Others cite a "joking, fun atmosphere, even though we’re dealing with mission-critical projects." Further evidence of the firm's relaxed approach can be found in its dress code, summarized by one employee as follows: "There is no dress code." Not so in all locations, however, as a consultant in another office points out that "the dress is still pretty casual, although jeans are no longer allowed." And regardless of where you are, "when meeting with clients you would need to dress up."

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Serious work, casual culture

Despite the serious nature of the business it’s involved in, Lockheed Martin staffers report a culture that ranges all the way from "semi-casual to casual." Others cite a "joking, fun atmosphere, even though we’re dealing with mission-critical projects." Further evidence of the firm's relaxed approach can be found in its dress code, summarized by one employee as follows: "There is no dress code." Not so in all locations, however, as a consultant in another office points out that "the dress is still pretty casual, although jeans are no longer allowed." And regardless of where you are, "when meeting with clients you would need to dress up."
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