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Decent company but low pay and bad management - Electronics Engineer MBA Consulting Services Employee Review

1.0
Aug 7, 2020
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Pros

- Good place to start - Chill office atmosphere, people are laid back and generally kind. - Travel is nice

Cons

- Low salary, asking for more money is impossible even with high performance review unless your manager pressures MBA. - Training here is terrible. Every employee who has worked here for 10-20+ years do not like to share information. Pretty much you are on your own when it comes to learning. - Getting things done is sometimes difficult

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5.0
Jan 29, 2025
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Pros

MBACSi is a government contracting company. They do a good job of walking the fine lines that are required of staff aug contracting. If you have been on a staff aug contract then you know what I'm saying.

Cons

Most employees work at a customer location so their "work experience" has a more to do with the customer than the company which can be hard for people not used to working for a contracting company.

5.0
Jan 23, 2025
Recommend
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Pros

Support US Postal Service modernization and technology improvement efforts Work on customer location and learn what client needs. Get education and training reimbursement to learn new technologies and get certifications. MBA CSi SVP and technical directors are available to help support promotions with client support. Cost of benefits have recently decreased. Raises are less than 3% but consistent each year. Promotions are possible with client support and can increase compensation by more than 10%. Spot award program gives gift cards. Hybrid telework schedule, 3 days from home, 2 days in client workspace is convenient. MBA CSi main office support (HR/Security/IT) is responsive and helpful.

Cons

Work can be stressful at times with last-minute changes due to budgets and new priorities. Some Postal managers are inexperienced at leadership and general management, but they mean well. As contractor, sometimes treated differently then Postal employee counterparts. Similar to other federal contractor roles.

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