SAIC reviews

absolutely zero onboarding. unavailable manager. no training to orient me to the contract I am supporting. job not as promised it would be during the interviews. yes, there were red flags before I signed the offer letter, but I was excited by the opportunity. Should have listened to my gut. Benefits are subpar compared to my private industry jobs. Less pto to start, annual amount increases at a slower rate than past jobs. Health, dental, and vision insurance is MUCH more costly than previous job. SAIC clearly subsidizes much less of the premium than others. 401k match-- where is it? Supposed to be 4% but I haven't seen a single dime and have been participating in the plan for over three months. Turns out it's a quarterly match, deposited at the end of the first month of the following quarter. Talk about nickeling and diming its employees. We lose out on the growth of that investment. I have yet to see people having fun at this job. Lots of dour workers who skip the pleasantries (both SAIC folks and the customers)

"matrix organization" which means anyone can claim a percentage of your time with no regard to your work requirements. Extremely high pressure. Corporate makes exasperatingly poor decisions, and getting worse.