Logistician Analyst, Principal (Current Employee), Camp Leatherneck, Afghanistan – May 19, 2012
Pros: good salary range, excellent benefits
Cons: location and living conditions
A typical day involves support for the Marines and Army in support of Force Protection providing property accountability, parts in support of mission, and requesting procurement of supplies and equipment for the customer and daily operations.
Securit Admin Asst (Current Employee), Arlington, VA – May 17, 2012
Pros: good benefits
Cons: breaks to short. work through lunch most days.
Fast paced work enviornment. Mostly friendly co-workers.Great project managers.Kind and thoughtful ManTech direct workers.The hardest part of this job is watching others make the wrong decision. The good part of the job is watching the fallout from those decisions.
Financial Analyst/Project Control Analyst (Former Employee), King George, VA – May 16, 2012
ManTech always thinks in the corporate world. Alswys trying to challenge employees in the position I held, as we were the ones responsible for financial info on contracts. Great co-workers, always willing to help if they can. The hardest part was that every aspect was "corporate thinking". There were no "personal" relationships with the customers, it – more... was always strictly business thinking. – less
Budget/Program Analyst (Former Employee), Washington, DC – May 15, 2012
Pros: awesome company
Cons: not a lot of growth potential
The work environment afforded me that opportunity me to work autonomously. As an analyst each day was a challenge which allowed me to exceed the previous day’s efforts.
IT Specialist (Former Employee), Washingon DC – May 5, 2012
The company terminated our team with 2 weeks before Christmas. They knew about this for months, however did not wish to share it with us. Their upper management kept changing and they managed to mess up the contract. I will never work for them again.
Field Technician I, Electronic Technician I (Former Employee), North Charleston, SC – May 1, 2012
While working for Mantech International Corporation, I have gain a lot of work experience. I have gain about 4 1/2 years of electronic experience. I have also had the opportunity to travel overseas and work for 6 months in Afghanistan. My co-workers are fun to work with and make some days go by quickly. The managemnet is good trying to keep us aware – more... of changes that go on in the company. When I first start, the hardest part of the job is being able to learn the different components and wires that are routed to them. The most enjoyable part of the job is getting recognition from my co-workers when I do a good job. It made me feel like I was an asset to the company. – less
Executive Assistant (Former Employee), Chantilly, VA – April 28, 2012
Pros: nothing outstanding
Cons: please see above
Very difficult to get to know people, including your supervisor as other offices had to be covered at the same time. I also found my co-workers to be very distant and unhelpful. It was a close-knit circle and they didn't want anyone else in their group. To be frank, this is what turned me off about ManTech and its negativity to be helpful to newcomers.
Good people to work with but weak management and job security
Engineering Manager (Former Employee), El Segundo, CA – April 17, 2012
Pros: co-workers great
Cons: weak managment and little job security
West coast ManTech International was originally SRS Technologies and is not managed as part of ManTech International. West coast operations are poorly managed and have weak job security. Customers are variable quality.
Cons: limited advancement potential in some jobs, top down communication was minimal
A mid-size company that continues to expand and grow in the government contracting field. I received a competitive salary and great benefits package with matching 401K and stock ownership plan. Only left because my contract job went to civil service.
Web based time reporting, travel, etc is very convenient.
Great incentives for employee referrals – more... and performance based bonuses are a plus – less
Inventory Specialist (Former Employee), Schofield Barracks, HI – April 14, 2012
Pros: comfortable work environment
Cons: promotions, getting employees certifications for the positions
Typical day at work is typically taking on the assigned tasks to complete them as safe and a smart as possible. You have to be willing to work with an open mind. You get a lot of last minute taskers that have to be prioritized and completed in a timely manner. Co-workers are great to get along with. Team building is the best part of the job.
