They fired me a few days before Christmas without warning. The management was afraid to look for work outside their comfort zone. They blamed me for not being able to secure more work for them, not my job. When I suggested they work at pharmaceutical companies, they were worried I would make them look like they were only administrators with a limited knowledge of engineering. They had project managers who's only job was to get on the phone and brow beat the employees for billing too many hours here or there. Management of projects was burdened by a top heavy management that billed on every project leaving only barely enough money to complete the actual work. Vice presidents came out of the woodwork to bill hours on a project that barely had enough margin to begin with. Every hour on your timesheet will be scrutinized very, very, closely. Springfield is not an appealing place to live. It looks run down like a town in a east-bloc socialist country.