Poor company to work for - Remote Pilot Operator SAIC Employee Review

2.0
Nov 18, 2021
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

When full time you get benefits/paid holidays

Cons

When working as a casual RPO, you work a full time schedule with no benefits and unpaid holidays. You also do not accrue pto when in casual status. As a full time fully certified RPO you will make the same as a casual training RPO. There is no incentive to continue working for this company. You get a yearly review with a 37 cent raise.

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Decent learning and development opportunities. Some really passionate and hard working people on your teams. Performance management is relaxed and flexible.

Cons

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