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Anonymous Multi Functional Financial Analyst
Current
Orlando, Florida
I wish there was more scheduled holidays above what we have currently. But I really cannot complain since it is good already.
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Anonymous Staff Electronics Engineer
Former
Sunnyvale, California
Finding time to take it.
Anonymous Electronics Engineer Senior
Former
Fort Worth, Texas
Lockheed Martin had a 9/80 schedule so every other Friday was off. I liked that. The vacation seemed as generous as most other places.
Anonymous Project Engineer Stf
Current
Melbourne, Florida
It takes 15 years to get an additional week of vacation.
Anonymous Program Manger
Former
Herndon, Virginia
Vacation and paid time off seem consistent with the industry
Current
Littleton, Colorado
3 weeks/year with a ramp to 4 weeks/year after 15 years. Reasonably easy to schedule vacation, even at last minute, and you don't lose vacation if you have to take a sick day (unlike some places which combine both into "paid time off"
Current
Owego, New York State
3 weeks plus holidays.
Current
Owego, New York State
It's about average. You start with 24hrs of personal time every year. You get about 7hrs of vacation time a month, and you can borrow time if needed.
Anonymous HRIS Analyst
Current
Rockville, Maryland
i am a telecommuter so my vacation and PTO is banked cause i make up the lost time throughout the week with my flexible schedule
Anonymous employee
Current
San Antonio, Texas
Takes a long time to acquire enough to take a real vacation.