STG, Inc. Employer Reviews

Politics dictated every action, which slows productivity.

STG is a great company to work for. The management is wonderful, there are many opportunities for advancement, and compensation packages are pretty competitive.

Typical day at work was always full of energy through out the day.

What I learned at this company was the civilians point of view in regards to military jargon. As well as learning how the promotion system works compared to the military.

The management was always interactive with the employees.

The hardest part of the job was the promotion system.

The – more... most enjoyable part of the job was the comaraderie and the cohesion between the employees and management. Always being rewarded for the accomplishments of the building of the military vehicles. – less

STG is a wonderful work place. They are very supportive of their employees and foster a great environment for growth. They also provide a great compensation package as well.

Loved the enviornment and collegues. A good place to work. Diverse company and team members.

The most enjoyable part of the job is working within a diverse environement.

Fun company with opportunities to grow with a great team. The management is very professional.

Busy department with multiple duties.
Mastered keeping customers happy, and realized just how much our military does for this country
Management was "hands-on" and available.
Co-workers worked as a team, and were a pleasure to work with.
Hardest part of the job was when the Base announced some type of threat.
Working with other departments, and having – more... the freedom to "go the extra mile" for customers. – less

I you are a college inten and want job experience, STG Inc. is a good option.

There is no life work balance. The leadership mantra is family but be sure there is no sense of family. There is no meaningful communication with staff. The Executive staff has all the answers. Staff is expected to work all hours, all day, under visionless leaders.

The experience was very positive.

It was hands on experience doing what I learned in college and on other jobs and I was able to see how the different task came together and make it all work.

Receptive to the employees and listened when suggestions were given.

Learned from each other and worked as a team.

The most enjoyable thing I learned was that – more... creative positive outlook could be an asset.

Also, I learned that great things come from continuously challenging your self. – less

When I worked at STG, INC. I was an administrative assistant for the security department and my job was to basically do all of the filing and "heavy lifting". Other than that I had a very wonderful experience working there.

Management was horrible and combative. Supervisors created a hostile work environment. Turnover was 2 months on the average for an employee

Family run company that was growing. Management was very supportive and worked very hard. I learned more about OCONUS propoosal work than any other company. We worked hard as a Proposal Manager I had the most work/life balance at STG than anywhere I've worked in the metropolitan area.

Fabrication of data and power cables. I learned how to terminate and fabricate CAT5/6 and fiber optic cables, as well as the integration of the cables into a functioning system

A typical day at work: Buliding systems

What you learned: How to build networking systems

Management: Unknowledgeable in leadership, work place diversity and work place culture.

Your co-workers: Hard working, very nice and fun to work with:-)!

The hardest part of the job: Trying to find work to do when we are not building systems.

The most enjoyable – more... part of the job: Finishing the building of a new system, and knowing that the system will be used by the U.S Army to protect our country:-)!! – less

On a normal day, I would assist end-users of an enterprise-level network with over 600 contractors, civilians, and military staff. I gained the bulk of my current skillset in these entry-level positions, and am happy to see that the things that I've learned are still valued by other organizations as well. Would happily work for them again.

Audit payroll information for correctness before it is pasted to the pay technicians for processing.

Challenging position supporting multi Government agencies.

The HQ office in Reston, VA is absolutely the worst place to work! STG has a reputation up and down the beltway for unstable and unethical ownership and management. They have EXTREMELY high turnover because Senior Management is so rude and disrespectful to its employees. I've personnally witnessed the VP of Business Development berate and belitte women – more... in his department for no reason at all - simply because they were not men. If you value your integrity and sanity --- stay far away from this place as possible!!! – less