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CSC (Computer Sciences Corporation)

Also Known As: Computer Sciences, CSC
Consulting - Information Technology

VAULT RANKINGS 2012



GENERAL INFO

Headquarters: Falls Church, VA
800 offices
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THE BUZZ…
  • "Gets the job done right the first time"
  • "Old dog"
  • "Everywhere"
  • "Still trying to find itself outside of government consulting work"

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Vault's Scoop

Uppers

  • "Fairly laid-back culture"
  • "Great reputation with clients as well as other companies"
  • "Family-friendly"

Downers

  • Lack of integration between acquired units
  • "Poor bonuses and not enough incentives to succeed"
  • "Focused on Wall Street analyst views of actions, instead of a long-term client view"
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ABOUT THIS COMPANY:

1, 2, 3, it’s as easy as CSC

Formed in 1959, Computer Sciences Corporation is one of the granddaddies of the IT services industry.  It’s a concern that’s holding up as it ages as well, hiring more staff and pulling in more revenue with each passing year.  All told, the company employs around 91,000 people in 80 countries around the globe, who together pulled in some $17.3 billion in revenue in 2008.  All of that was done from just three major business lines: business solutions and services, global outsourcing services, and the North American public sector.
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CSC SALARIES


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CSC SURVEY SAYS


Racking up hours

Despite its size and tendency to not mesh its units effectively, CSC insiders report that the firm is "customer- and employee-focused," and that the culture is both "open and flat … in the sense that anyone at any level can work with/communicate with anyone else at any time."  That "any time" concept may be more necessary than it first appears, as CSC staffers often find themselves burning the midnight oil—although that varies on a project-by-project basis.  "If not staffed on a very intensive project, the work/life balance is very reasonable," says one contact.  However, "depending on the project manager and the project, hours can quickly escalate to more than 60."


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DISCUSSIONS


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Last reply: A casual employee works part time or full time but, not all the time. For example they may work 3 months full time then not again for 12 months. …

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Getting Hired



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A fragmented giant

CSC staffers seem to like their job, but find the setup of the company challenging at times: "Since Computer Science Corporation is made of many smaller companies," says one source, "each department seems to vary from another department."  "A company that is really a mesh of many small companies with poor support systems," is how another insider describes it.  Case in point?  An employee who "joined" CSC as part of an acquisition: "My group was originally FCG, which was acquired by CSC last year.  We seem to be outsiders to the rest of the company still."

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